UNLIMITED and CHEAP Mobile Internet Setup for Remote Work While RVing

Travel Data has updated their plans and prices as of October 1, 2023 and we are once again recommending them as a great choice for RV internet access. You can get still a router from them like we outlined in this video or you can now get a Peplink-compatible SIM if want to integrate their service into your existing network!
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Having fast, reliable, and unlimited internet access is one of the top 3 requirements for fulltime RV life. We're running you through our entire internet setup in this episode and explaining what we use for internet access, extra hardware we've added like bridges and antennas, and what some other options are for our setup for the future.
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[@justineschuler5088]

I have the same setup and work full time when camping. We camp a lot. My husband works on road full time and steals it and loves it. I used cricket plan with ours since don’t need unlimited data yet. But works great and that antenna works amazing.

[@weedthepeople2492]

One of the most informative RV videos I've seen. Thank you for spreading the knowledge. Bought and Subscribed!

[@JoyfullyGrumpy]

You guys ... I keep saving your videos, and finally realized I was saving most of the ones I watched. Understandable, helpful, practical. Best I've seen from full timers!

[@Five2Go]

Thank you!

[@marysharp4670]

I have been looking for an indepth video on something like this! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!! This is SO incredibly helpful! We are looking to FT RV and I will be working remotely that requires decent connection for download/upload speeds that are stable for Zoom meetings and streaming.

[@jessicatrimble3695]

We just got our Travel data and love it! We are in a rural area, workamping, and were scrambling for internet options. Found this video, decided to give it a go, (had to wait for restock) and am so happy! Thank you for this video!

[@Five2Go]

Great to hear!

[@RickandDarcirvadventures]

Very good information. We want just a basic setup to when we get to where we park our rv, usually a rv park that we can stream Netflix or Sling.

[@glenncadle951]

Going full time soon. Great info. Was really concerned about this subject

[@MicheleHeinyScott]

I have my nighthawk connected to my Weboost booster and antenna using a split connector. Works amazing! Thank you for the bridge idea. I'm definitely adding that for all my iot stuff.

[@SurferChic84]

Appreciative to your honesty. Thank you! We just finished the inside of our Skoolie and will be traveling soon. I work two FT jobs that both require logging into a VDI.. I need reliability in order to be confident I can work on the road. Hahaha.. I need your entire set-up so that I won't skip a beat, while at working and traveling :D

[@ChrisZwolinski]

"The kids always have the slower network.... Because I'm in charge." Classic Dad line. I'm gonna steal it. Along with my personal favorite... "If you can figure out how to change it, go for it." My personal Triple Dog Dare.

[@eventhisidistaken]

What I always tell my kids is, "I'm paying the bill. You can have another line installed if you want to pay it." I unapologetically use 3 of the wired outlets - one for my personal computer, one for the router to my bedroom, and one for the HD TV we all use. The 4th one is for the router to everything else.

[@taic3366]

i subscribed just on that statement alone lol great stuff thank you

[@avis_06]

​@@eventhisidistaken🎉

[@ridgerider7402]

Great video mate. Nicely explained, plenty of info 👍

[@johnleslie9493]

C’mon Starlink! Nice to see you Brian, thanks!

[@NicoleS0913]

Thank you so much!!! I’m going to try the travel data. I’m totally new and will be full time in may! Well, basically.

[@JohnBraman413]

pretty good info, never heard of that travel data service before. will check them out.

[@Sisaka]

This was a great video and very informative, thank you for putting the time into this video.

[@Factory400]

When using external antennas....use the shortest and lowest loss cable possible. Adaptors will always attenuate the signal as well. The signal on antenna cables is remarkably tiny and fragile and the gain of putting the antenna outside can be wiped out by cables and adaptors.

[@mspat8195]

Thank you! New subscriber Not a minute wasted & plain language for non-tech people (I understoid everything 🤗). 💞~👵

[@Tx2Stepn]

Just watched your vid. I had a similar setup but ended up getting a MoFi 4500 after hot spot battery nearly blew up. Also, I now have no problem with device limits. Agree about the booster. I use a TP link nano in order to use Verizon off my phone as backup. I did a small vid on my setup that shows what my battery did. Thanks for the info!

[@Five2Go]

I've heard about battery issues like that. I keep the battery out of that nighthawk unless I'm using it unplugged. I'm actually on the second battery for that unit, the first one started to swell up so I stopped using it asap.

[@Meredith471]

Thanks for the information! We are stationary, but this is very helpful information since I am not happy with my current provider. I wish these were available back when we were over the road trucking. I had a stick that plugged into my laptop, but that was the only thing it could be used for and it was veeerrrryyy slow 😉. Back then we used both T-mobile and Verizon for our cell providers because no matter where we were, we had cell service through one of them (typically T-mobile). We started with AT&T, but learned real quick that traveling and talking with them before the concept of "unlimited" was a thing, did not go hand-in-hand.

[@Five2Go]

Cell service really has had some ups and downs. We run into people that have been fulltime for 10+ years and I just don't understand how they did it back then 😂

[@deanwebster]

Great video, Brian! Thanks for sharing!

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Dean!

[@cherokeethunder6000]

Great informational video! 👍 Thank you 😊

[@sg1friz]

Love your show I travel as Plumber. No RV No Hotels for this guy!

[@bkrhoda]

Hey Bri, Just got my TravelData unit. Have it set up & running at home (upstate NY) to test it out before we hit the road for a 3 week road trip Feb '22. So far, real good. Recent speed test showed 48Mb down, 27Mb up. We'll be hitting some more rural areas on our trip - should be a good test. We hit full time this May, like to think we have a good solution here. Brian & Cindy.

[@donnavee3943]

We use a designated hot spot phone from visible, $40.00 unlimited data and a mini router as well. Actually we have 2. One just in case. We have the Rav file hub and the mango. Works great!

[@QuantumQuibbles]

How does the RAV File Hub fit into the system? I have one and am looking at getting a hotspot setup in my van!

[@Five2Go]

Travel Data has updated their plans and prices as of October 1, 2023 and we are once again recommending them as a great choice for RV internet access. You can get still a router from them like we outlined in this video or you can now get a Peplink-compatible SIM if want to integrate their service into your existing network! Head over to traveldata.page and use code "five2go" to get $10 off your second month of service.

[@anthonyque9431]

good

[@barrycassaday6316]

New sub, great content!

[@kariejohnson9505]

Just found yall, love the vids!

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Karie!

[@mgw444]

Great info! Thank you!

[@gailjohnson6670]

Awesome informative video. Thank you. Blessings to you.

[@jeremyhanna3852]

I mounted my antenna on tri pod for camera and put in on roof of my rv run the t9 cable inside works great

[@texaslonestarrider]

Thanks! great info!

[@StevenPendleton]

Great video! Thanks

[@DWDinAtlanta]

We were just talking about finding something like this for the grandkids tablets & when we travel and to have internet for our phones, laptop and TV watching. We just signed up for KZbin TV at home and can watch it when we are at out beach home or in the RV. We do mostly weekend stuff right now but would like to do longer trips when a family issue is settled. We are not techy people so we are looking for simple. We may need new TVs in the RV too since our rig is a 2011, I'm not sure how internet capable they are. Now to get some help with that! LOL HUGS~Donna

[@Five2Go]

Simple is good! I've been very happy with Travel Data and it doesn't get much simpler than that. If you decide to sign up for them make sure to use our referral link for a discount: five2go.com/traveldata If those TV's have HDMI ports on them (they most likely do), something like an Amazon Fire Stick or Google Chromestick will get all of the streaming stuff onto them. Both are quite easy to use and only 20-30 bucks.

[@PrinCess-hz9ki]

Thank you for sharing Travel Data information ❤️ and yes it's one hell of a deal if it doesn't throttle or slow down at all, as most Mobile Service Provider now does data deprioritization at 50GB mark which is insane IMO.

[@tacomaastro7462]

cell boosters, to be efficient bidirectionally have to have send and receive gain. I use a cell booster with a yagi (directional) antenna (ts9 to sma) which also has a gain factor for the remote area coverage.

[@feliciagillman5610]

You're great at explaining things clearly. Thx for the video. I'm fixing to go over the road with my husband, we drive a semi, and we need internet to stream and game. I'm gonna go get one of these Netgear set ups and you it up hopefully to our existing cricket account, if not I'll just get an att line just for it. Heading to bestbuy to see the geeksquad today. But you are awesome at this video thing, we're thinking of making team trucking videos while out on the road and watching you had given me motivation

[@YouthVideoQuest]

Thanks very helpful what are upload speeds for each of your connections?

[@jill9094]

Would you have a video on set up for the GL.iNET GL-AR150 Mini Travel Router? My husband and I work from the road and this is going to be a BIG help. Thank you for all the great information! Safe travels

[@debicaron6046]

Love your channel..just subbed..trying to learn all this stuff..I have Verizon..no Hotspot, but I do have a Beryl router..Iam 69 and always learning.

[@CaliNux.]

Thank you for breaking this down simply and your opinion on cell boosters!

[@Todd_S]

Good advice from a fellow IT guy. Thanks for the video.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Todd!

[@dulcehernandez8228]

Thank you so much for this very informative video! I have been on the hunt for a WIFI solution and was holding off on getting a cell phone booster. I will definitely try the hotspot solution! Hello from Cali 😁

[@Five2Go]

You're very welcome!

[@warriorwomankb]

OMG!!! Thank you!!! I need to just get up and running.... ppl in the campground now don’t think I can get it ... WATCH ME!!

[@sreiss66]

Thank you very much that was very informative

[@dannysillavan625]

Very helpful,,thank you

[@keriwertz7388]

This is awesome, thank you for the info. I’m curious how zoom calls compare to online gaming. Have you tried zoom calls on the Travel Data device?

[@Five2Go]

We did an hour long zoom call with our Roadrunners this past Sunday and it was just fine. It has also run great when doing remote desktop work and streaming Netflix, Disney+, etc. I've seen transfer speeds up to 70mbps in speed tests on that thing - it's no slouch!

[@luissaenz]

thanks for the info, Ive had the nighthawk for a year now and just learned about the antenna plug ins, just ordered me one. How is the reception on the traveldata? tempted to switch to it (Im currently using Criket) but nervous about Tmobile's network.

[@cvbenjaminb]

"Remote desktop support for retail company" literally the exact thing I needed to hear. 😄 I work IM retail and thinking of pt nomad and working from van . thanks!!!!

[@gladuwf]

We have Legacy unlimited At&t plus Legacy unlimited Verizon plans, no throttleing. We use a M1 Nighthawk and Netgear MIMO antenna w/ our At&t plan like you do and have a 8800L hotspot w/ TS9 antenna ports for our Verizon plan. Our Weboost Cell Booster, still gets used sometimes to enhance signal to our smartphones and enable calling, so it's not a total waste, occasionally, not often, upload speeds are better with the Weboost then using the MIMO antenna. Thanks for this informative video and validating why we are still fine with our simple home and on the road internet setup.

[@BrewSam]

Very informative. I think I might try it out.

[@Airmorgana]

Great video. I live in one of those valleys that you mentioned in California. My cell provider is Verizon which is just about non-existent here. Wondering if the mini travel router you suggested will work with the travel data unit? I like the idea of running my fire stick and other miscellaneous things off a separate like you mentioned.

[@John-bx9sq]

Just wanted to say thanks for this ... Starlink is out of my price range so I’ve used Travel Data for six months-great for RV trips and no contract needed. Service is flexible and usually reliable, though speed can vary by location. Customer support is helpful, though occasionally slow. Overall, a solid choice for me so far, and I've got a $79 price each month.

[@ryanspringer2579]

You have to enable the guest network in order to supply all 15 devices with uninterrupted data. The primary and the guest are set up on 2 different channels for that reason. The primary channel will handle 8 and also the guest channel 8. You need the Netgear Genie app to control the settings, by setting the range from short to long will increase your distance. If you are not running any 5g devices, select to disable that function to just 2.4 -4g. Also, when running that many devices, it is good to reboot the router periodically and offload. I have the same device and it is amazing

[@icamefromthelight4059]

I have the travel data router internal antenna and it’s great.

[@Five2Go]

Awesome!

[@kittygonzalez2827]

Amazing! I’m in a Toy Hauler 2.5 windows ..,they’re always impossible to reach, use...etc with stuff in front! Lol

[@debscreepy]

Great info. I love how cause your in charge you have the faster internet and kids get slower! LOL!

[@dennysisk6260]

Thanks for sharing good info

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Denny!

[@michaelcharge4783]

Great video. Question, do you think or know if the two antennas on the travel data router are cellular antennas or used for wifi?

[@Bwanar1]

Your best bang for the buck would be something like the Wilson directional antenna. About the same price as your flat panel, but way better signal strength.

[@squirtmph]

Model please!

[@brianvandy4002]

If you have a satellite dish up on the roof, try taking your cell antenna and stick it on the LMB on the dish. It's amazing.

[@rvodyssey9223]

Great video

[@michaelstreb936]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Michael!

[@mnflanagan]

How is the Cell signal on the Travel Data device? Do you find you need to move it around the RV to get better signal like you do with the external antenna you have for the Hotspot device? Thanks for the video of your setup.

[@aprilbanks9069]

Thank you for your help

[@cirosochyesposito9443]

Hi guys! How can I get your plan and modem? Thanks so much for videos like this!

[@PJ-SC]

I know T-MOBILE is good in some areas. My nomad router will switch between them and AT&T. When connected to T-Mobile I get 40-50k (horrible speed) when connected to AT&T I get 1.6m. That’s just at my house, I’m not mobile like you are… Great information!

[@sastrandfeldt1]

Quick question, I have that hotspot through ATT but I’m running on the first net plan as a fire fighter, the hotspot runs my house in Northern California but I was wonder if you know of any devices I can add to it to extend the WiFi signal from my house to my detached garage? Great video, thank you!

[@mr.jbi2277]

There's a reason the cell booster makes your Hotspot slower. Its not snake oil. Boosters and cell modems are different and have different use cases. MIMO vs SISO is why the booster makes it slower. I have both personally a booster and a modem

[@speeDBump1949]

I am very encouraged by your video. My wife and I use T-Mobile for our cellular phones and are very happy with them. We RV for about 2 to 4 months a year. The rest of the time we are at home in Colorado. We don't get 5G at our house but we do receive a very reliable 4G. My question is: The device you referred to that uses T-Mobile, will it work in my house with the 4G that we get from T-Mobile and work when we travel in our RV? Also is the device as well as the service all part of the low price you mentioned? Thanks Dave P.S. I've just found your U-TUBE site and love it. Keep up the great work!

[@jasonnayman6409]

I have the nighthawk m1100 with a data plan like you have. I also, on your recommendation ordered the iNet GL-AR150 and net gear window antenna. Can you tell me how to get the nighthawk setup to use with the AR-150?

[@markvaske2378]

Geekery? Nice. Can I borrow the term? Love the video and the Discord server. I have taken the same approach as you have but am tempted to geek out like Ben. Keep up the good work.

[@Five2Go]

Geekery is for everyone! 😂

[@sebmeunier3528]

@@Five2Go Liked your video and couldn't agree more to "I like simple solutions". But sometimes, the other me wins and I just got my pepwave so I'm good for some geekery setup evenings 😁 Will definitely join the discord channel to see what you guys talk about.

[@johnthomas5806]

thanks, a very good idea....

[@rroge5]

seems like the best antenna will be a helical antenna.. that could be worth trying in a extreme remote area but it would require to be pointed at the right spot to work properly

[@occasionalrv]

I like your solution as it's essentially portable.

[@CashisKingtrucking]

Thank you for the information. I order with you link.

[@jessieely5363]

Hmmm! I’m never this early! Love this!

[@Five2Go]

Hi Jessie!

[@jessieely5363]

I have a degree in computer science and I’ve done quite a bit with networking so this video was right up my alley! Thank you Brian for a great video!

[@pboxelement]

Very informative

[@Bobs-bd3yo]

Good video with one exception. Boosters do work and especially with data. I’m not saying your antenna doesn’t work but being an RF guy and have tested many boosters for clients, we found they have brought very low signals and no voice or data to usable signals. Yes and we do use dB meters for our tests plugged in and unplugged for comparison of performance.

[@Five2Go]

If you're somewhere with no signal or way out on the edge a booster could definitely be the difference between no data and *some* data. It doesn't "boost" your speed though, and that's what the average person looking for those wants. They're in a campground with a weak but usable signal so they see the word "boost" and think it's a way to get faster data. They'll get more bars, but actual real-world data speeds will not go up unless it's a really expensive MIMO booster. An RV cell booster is an external antenna connected to another unit that rebroadcasts that signal (poorly, and often with a lot of interference if not installed properly) inside your rig. All of your actual gained signal strength is coming from that external antenna - if you can connect your hotspot directly to it you'll be much better off. If you need voice or don't have external antenna ports on your hotspot, you're stuck using a booster. The guys that sell those expensive kits aren't clear about exactly what they do and what scenario they're best suited for.

[@Bobs-bd3yo]

@@Five2Go look it, we have watched and enjoyed your families videos for years so with that said we will just have to disagree and leave it at that. But I do have to say, this is clearly not your field of expertise.

[@Five2Go]

I'd love to see your data, honestly. Everyone I've talked to that has tried a booster has seen the same thing I have. We've had a ton of discussion about it on our discord server with not a single person reporting any gains - including from a few other guys on there that know way more about wireless communication than I do. KZbin hardware reviews are normally for units that haven't been paid for so there tends to be a bias in the information shared, therefore I don't see them as very reliable for the most part. I didn't have to pay for the one they sent me to test either, but if something doesn't work for me I'm going to say it regardless of whether I paid $0 or $400. I would love it if there was a magical box I could plug in and have wicked fast wireless speeds everywhere!

[@quicksoncamping2039]

OpenWRT 21.xx+ versions and MWAN3 will allow you to have multiple incoming WANs and prioritize who can use what service with one SSID. I use this on a GL.iNet MT1300 to allow Starlink, campground wifi, and cell via USB. My network never goes down unless all external go down.

[@christiangarcia543]

Truck driver here ‘ thanks for this idea

[@aaronhartmann7658]

Cell booster are mainly for calls. Us truckers use them alot while driving up and around mountains. Yes data slows because people forget data uses multiple channels for speeds. Not every booster works on multiple channels at same time.

[@feliciagillman5610]

What do you use for internet, like to stream Netflix and whatnot? My husband and I are leaving on Oct 11th to start our new OTR team job and need a reliable internet access while on the road.

[@aaronhartmann7658]

@@feliciagillman5610 yes netflix is best option. Carriers like t-mobile don't slow down stream sites. Apps like speedify let you combine multiple internet sources for 1 faster speed.

[@aaronhartmann7658]

The cell booster in truck stops is best all around option. The $250is 1 works for 1 device and it can't be in an phone case. The $500 weboost otr boost multiple devices.

[@adolforamirez9166]

would you recommend this for rural areas i been struggling on my gaming and streaming.?? thank you

[@graysonovery1449]

Thanks for the info! Have you tried streaming movies or doing zoom video calls? Curious to how well they perform in that scenario!

[@Five2Go]

All 3 of our kids do virtual school via zoom, and when they're not doing schoolwork they're streaming movies and KZbin. The Travel Data service works great for all of it 👍

[@LizaRogers]

Great information - so many options! Can you comment on the best, simplest setup for a non techie off grid. I've got solar power and ok cell service (new tower coming in June) but have to be able to host a few zoom meetings between now and the new tower. So much info in the video I'm hoping to distill it down:) Cheers!

[@Five2Go]

I've been really happy with the Travel Data service. It's plug and play out of the box if you get the hardware through them.

[@ronb6182]

At least this type of service is very reasonable. Those 15 to 25 a month services violate the TOS by removing the phone sims card and putting the card into a MIFI type of device. It will catch up with those types of people. I would rather start off with a legal type of service. If you leave the sims in the phone and just tether then it's ok. Most carriers will limit tethering but probably not as much as one would think. If you run business then you need a better legal plan like in this video. Verizon shut down the five dollar a month scam that was going on.

[@sherriweber7105]

Thank you so much Brian! I enjoyed your video on WiFi. I was wondering if you did if you could show a video on how to hook up the router to the antenna that sticks in the window. If you could show how to hook that up to the WiFi router? If you don’t mind. Very good video thank you Brian.

[@sherriweber7105]

Hope you and your family have a great week and weekend.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Sherri! That antenna is super easy to plug in - the two little leads just pop into those two holes on the bottom of the hotspot, that's all. If I go with a bigger antenna out on the ladder I'll make sure to show that in a future video.

[@sherriweber7105]

@@Five2GoOh ok good! Thank you Brian!

[@quiltalong2]

Thank you for the informative video. The GL.iNET GL-AR150 Mini Travel Router/Bridge w/ or wo/ Antenna are no longer available. I am new to the motorhome scene and am in charge of the internet needs so my hubs can work on the road. Do you have a second choice on the bridge?

[@matthewsutherland4512]

Hey Brian did you get connectors for the travel data to use the window antenna with it?

[@cindydegraaff5083]

Great advice! Still laughing about the kids getting the slow network 😀

[@ayyruretagoyena6271]

Hello Brian - We are new to all this (Fulltime RV, Tech stuff, Gaming and wifi/internet devices). I noticed Amazon has the Netgear Nighthawk MR1100 for purchase. AT&T Wireless also has a Netgear Nighthawk however the one from AT&T does not have the MR1100 as part of the description. Do you know if there is a difference between the Nighthawk from Amazon vs the Nighthawk from AT&T or is this a better question for Netgear?

[@dry509]

Hello..what are you thoughts on class C rvs? We are thinking of getting one..we have 3 cats.

[@Bunkysworkshop]

Who is snoring? Lol 😂. Great information and I will be checking these out for sure. Thanks for sharing.

[@Five2Go]

The dog 😂🐶😴

[@Bunkysworkshop]

@@Five2Go That is one happy pup 🐶. Ours don’t snore they make dog bombs 💣. Gas bombers. Lol 😂

[@rickslife]

With the Data Link modem are you able to select the cell bands it connects too?

[@debraross2811]

Great info!

[@flyingtirebicycle8781]

Thank You

[@Carrot8771]

What is your upload speed? To us, streamers, that matters just as much as download and more some days.

[@tbyoda9475]

Boosters aren’t snake oil. the problem is most are like 40-60db gain which very high. also the install of the outside to inside antenna is very critical and in a rv very hard to achieve the correct antenna separation required to the amplifier inside doesn’t oscillate. the average person probably will have a hard time installing. That antenna you is very good and will give mimo too.

[@dmo848]

Just get it up in the air 13 feet minimum and all problems r solved.

[@robertroth287]

Enjoyed your video. Curious if you have recommendations for a mobile internet provider for those of us who travel part time? Getting locked in to a monthly plan doesn't make sense under those circumstances. I am looking more for a pay as you go type of plan but haven't found one that is reasonably priced.

[@Five2Go]

I'm not aware of any pay-as-you-go unlimited plans. I believe there are pay-per-gb plans out there but I have never looked into them.

[@jonholt2847]

From what I read this is a pre pay type deal after initial setup

[@homesteadingusa]

Great Info. We have been on the road a month and your video is giving us some ideas to improve our situation in our coach. Would love to reference you in one of our vids if that is ok? Keep up the great work. Peace

[@Five2Go]

Thanks! We love shout-outs, so go for it 👍😀👍

[@homesteadingusa]

@@Five2Go Thank you! We will be using it in one of our videos coming up!

[@HappyPlaceDiaries]

Great info. We are on a quest for good mobile internet.. Very helpful. Thanks.. #Superfan

[@Five2Go]

We're going to try that Big Mac in a Bowl recipe soon! 😉

[@webthing2046]

Just subd to you. Want to know more bout yr phone service plans And how good service when u traveling