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Cell Data Overview: The mobile internet resource center is a great place to start for understanding how all of this stuff works, but here’s a quick rundown: Cell service varies depending on location, and population.  If you’re in a small place, with a lot of people…the cell service will be too bogged down to be

We bought a new rig. Or at least we ordered one. We went to the Tampa RV Super Show and after walking through every fifth wheel that had a mid bunk and rear living situation, we settled on a Heritage Glen 369BL. It’s a 43ft fifth wheel. We’re going from a travel trailer we specifically

This is what 15 months of RVing Full-Time looks like. This is 15+ months, 21k miles of travel with our trailer, and 50k miles of exploring with our truck(s). We’ve stayed in over 100 different campgrounds and stayed overnight in 35 states. We’re on track to finish all 48 by next summer. We’ve broken down

1. Connectivity is variable, you need your own data infrastructure. You can NEVER depend on RV Park WIFI. It’s occasionally good, mostly terrible, sometimes serviceable, but never consistent. You need to have your own data infrastructure. I have an infrastructure consisting of 2 wifi hotspots (one on AT&T and one on Verizon), 1 mobile hotspot,

Badlands National Park We visited the Badlands National Park and experienced our first taste of the wildlife and nature out west. Coming from the east, the badlands just…show up. You’re driving along the highway and you just see a bunch of grassy fields, when all of a sudden BANG there are the badlands. It happens

Let’s talk about Mackinac Island. This place is really unique…the island doesn’t allow cars except for emergency vehicles (and I swear that ambulance seemed narrow). The primary modes of transport are bikes and horses. Also it would appear as though their sole economic driver is tourism, and anyone who lives on the island likely works