Cheap wifi

[Sweeney]

That's my understanding, I told them I just wanted wifi and they offered 3 mos full service trial, said if I wanted to cancel at the end I could, or just continue with wifi only. I went ahead and kept it all.

That might be worth it if I can pull off the same thing. Honestly, I’m able to cheat ever so slightly in that this becomes a business expense for me, but it still has to make me money. It’s about the same as I pay for my hotspot, but there’s a data cap (but I have yet to run into). I think the bigger selling point is the better antenna. Sticking the hotspot on the roof of a camper then forgetting it overnight is not something I’ve done less than once.

 

[Dan sloan]

That might be worth it if I can pull off the same thing. Honestly, I’m able to cheat ever so slightly in that this becomes a business expense for me, but it still has to make me money. It’s about the same as I pay for my hotspot, but there’s a data cap (but I have yet to run into). I think the bigger selling point is the better antenna. Sticking the hotspot on the roof of a camper then forgetting it overnight is not something I’ve done less than once.

I'd say get the free trial, if you dont like it you can always get starlink after. What do you have to lose?

I finally solved my battery issue. On my dc to dc charger the instructions called for pos starter battery on 1 lead, pos house battery on another and the middle grounded to the chassis. I wasn't sure if the camper battery needed to be grounded to the van to take advantage of the charging system so I also ran a neg lead from the front to the rear and then to the camper. For some reason the house battery would charge but wouldn't power a thing in the van. That's why the starter battery ran down on me at the cico. Online help was confusing at best and factory support wasn't any better. Some said the house battery needed to be connected to whatever I wanted to power. So I found a fuse box for the upfitter, and located the power wire, disconnected it and ran a new wire directly from the house battery, nothing, had 14v but nothing powered on which lead me to believe it was a grounding issue. I ran a ground wire from the house battery to the body and viola, now it worked. Im guessing the dc to dc charger uses the ground to kill the starter battery and charge the house. So I hooked it up with a permanent body ground in the rear and it's now working. Btw
I found out that there is hardly anyone who does rv wiring, in new England there's noone in nh, Massachusetts, vt, 1 guy in Maine. So if you want to branch out in your business might be a good side gig. They claim $120 per hr for a tech