How to Beat Poor Signal: Multi-network RV Internet With TravlFi

Disconnecting by getting out into nature has been a driving force behind RVing and camping since this pastime began. However, it has grown from a pastime into a lifestyle, and in today’s world, being completely disconnected seems to be hard for some and impossible for others.
Should we be Disconnected!? Maybe.
This podcast dissects a new entry from a reliable RV company that has a whole new strategy and technology for keeping RVers connected. Their performance claims could be the solution for RVers who need reliable connectivity for either entertainment, sharing with family, and/or serious work-for as long or as short as they need it.
Allowing everyone to customize connectivity to their needs.Is it possible to merge the costs of cell data plans, campground WiFi, and satellite TV?

[@stevefennell8330]

Great discussion and lots of excellent insight. A suggested viewing for RVers.

[@megc8584]

Although I'd much rather be disconnected while I'm camping... This seems like a solid option while traveling across North America, as long as you're in cell service. Neat that it will connect to any service available. I also really appreciate they're commitment to real customer service and speaking to a human for support. I guess you'd still need a different option while "off-grid" if you're addicted to technology lol

[@EagleAlloysWelding]

points for no contracts!!

[@montywm69]

Dors the journey1 have an external antenna connection port?

[@cindersmoke00]

idk, why bother naming it "unlimited" if you do put a cap on it?

[@SnowbirdsRVTravelers]

Good question. I think they're saying every plan never cuts off and when you've used up your high-speed data, you can still watch a movie at the slower speed. And their version of unlimited high-speed is bigger than any other plan.