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Jim and Chris Guld are full-time motorhomers who operate Geeks on Tour, which specializes in computer education for travelers. If you have a question about mobile Internet or RVing with computers, or would like to start a discussion, please post on the Internet to go/Staying in touch forum, which Jim and Chris moderate. The Gulds' RV Internet Q and A archive starts below ....
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Tuesday, 09 November 2010 08:48 |
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Recently, while at home, Wi-Fi connections that previously were visible on "available network connections" were not showing up anymore on my laptop. I am able to still use the sprint card, but it's not working as well as it did in the past. I don't know what happened. |
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What's best for RVer's Internet access: a USB data card or tethering a smart phone? A lot depends on how much you need connectivity. |
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I was thinking of changing my Internet connection to a Verizon air card router. Will this work while under way in the motor coach as well as in RV parks where the Wi-Fi is not very strong? Will it work at home ... |
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Wednesday, 04 August 2010 12:29 |
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Where can I get the tethered hardware and/or is it the same connection as the power cable? What software do I need? |
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What is the best possible combination of cable TV and Internet service, for the best price, for our RV? We do not know if we have a pre-wired setup. |
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I use AVG free Internet antivirus program. Recently they offered a Blue Registry to clean up your computer and speed up its performance. Do I really need this? I have not used it yet until I feel safe about it. |
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There are three parts to a successful Internet connection using Wi-Fi: your equipment, the campground's equipment and the campground's connection to the Internet Service Provider. |
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