We pay $80/month to have “unlimited” access to the biggest US cellular carriers and use our phones as a backup with Google Fi. We also use a cell booster to increase the range we can get good signal from a tower. This, plus very accommodating jobs, allows us to work (and stream Netflix 🙂 ) from almost anywhere in the continental US.… Read More How We Get Internet As Digital Nomads
We talk a lot about boondocking, or “dry camping.” We love it, but it isn’t the norm for RV full-timers and it certainly takes a lot of work! Â We figured we’d give the “crash course” in boondocking for those who want to know more about what exactly it entails. First, recognize that boondocking is not… Read More Boondocking 101
Allison mentioned that one of the reasons that we ran away from Canada with our tails between our legs left Canada was that the internet wasn’t good enough to do work. I wanted to expand on that a bit in case any of our RV friends were thinking about adding a Canadian leg to their… Read More Mobile Internet in Canada
Everyone in my Facebook feed between the ages of 24 and 32 this week have been ALL OVER this new game. (Well, at least the nerd-inclined friends, which is a sizable majority of my friend group). I mean, obsessed. People are making real-life plans around this game on a scale I’ve never seen. I had… Read More Playing Pokemon GO in the Wilderness
We did it. We pulled it off. We have a Verizon hotspot plan with no data cap and no throttling and no sketchy third party company that goes under (thanks for nothing OmniLynx). For starters lets talk about the different ways to get internet on the road. Public WiFi Hotspots (no I will not hack Private… Read More Mobile Internet and Unicorns
The Reckless Choice 