WiFi

[Majicdoor]

I need some information on how to get wiFi on all the time. My wife work from home but she to get WiFi as we travel out west from Pa. we have our phone and a MiFi from VERIZON now. What other options do we have

[ImTravis]

You should be pretty okay with Verizon and the MiFi service. Other option is to use the park wifi if needed. DW and I carry an AT&T hotspot with us everywhere, and use it when we need to (I too WFH). I just check the coverage maps, and hope they're accurate. You will find some dead spots though. You could try to get an LTE Cell Phone booster (WeBoost for example), and see if that helps, but it only helps if you're getting a weak signal (vs. no signal).

[ependydad]

I fulltime and work a normal 9-5 job from home. My home just so happens to have wheels and moves every 1-3 weeks.

Here are 2 articles that I wrote on the subject:

• Mobile Internet on the Road | Learn To RV
• Cellular, wifi, and networks – OH MY! | Learn To RV

And here is my preferred antenna for the hotspot. I find it performs as well as the booster in a lot of occasions.

Netgear 6000450 MIMO Antenna with 2 TS-9 Connectors | Learn To RV