Motorhome WiFi

[Chris63]

Good evening Funsters
Has anybody got experience of using the 5g Motorhome WiFi fitted to their motorhome
I’m getting one fitted this weekend
Any advice would be appreciated
Regards
Totthedog

 

[Verteuil Man]

Good evening Funsters
Has anybody got experience of using the 5g Motorhome WiFi fitted to their motorhome
I’m getting one fitted this weekend
Any advice would be appreciated
Regards
Totthedog

We have 4G and it works. We do not have any 5G kit so I cannot help with coverage. But from experience when going on rallies which tend to be in fields in the countryside, you are lucky to get anything.

 

[DBK]

There's quite a bit of 5g in Spain so if you go there it should be fine.

 

[Genear]

The 5G Motorhome Wifi system works really well.
I have an EE Sim I use mainly and a Smarty (Three network) as a backup. EE has better coverage, Smarty has better speeds.
I have been surprised at the number of places that do have 5G..it's all over the UK now.
Works well for family of 4 when away

 

[Guigsy]

The 5G Motorhome Wifi system works really well.
I have an EE Sim I use mainly and a Smarty (Three network) as a backup. EE has better coverage, Smarty has better speeds.
I have been surprised at the number of places that do have 5G..it's all over the UK now.
Works well for family of 4 when away

I've got a Teltonika 5G router with a Poynting antenna. I'm also running EE as my primary SIM and Smarty as the backup.

Generally we've not had too many issues with coverage. Worst was a campervan festival where there was plenty of signal, but it was so congested there was no bandwidth.

I'm not seeing 5G all that often. I did see it more in Ireland though. The reality is that 5G is less about speed and more about getting more capacity on the network.

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[Genear]

I've got a Teltonika 5G router with a Poynting antenna. I'm also running EE as my primary SIM and Smarty as the backup.

Generally we've not had too many issues with coverage. Worst was a campervan festival where there was plenty of signal, but it was so congested there was no bandwidth.

I'm not seeing 5G all that often. I did see it more in Ireland though. The reality is that 5G is less about speed and more about getting more capacity on the network.

Yeah, capacity is a big thing.

I was at the latitude music festival this year and went a bit early to setup as the family couldn't arrive till Friday PM.
When I arrived Wednesday, EE was giving me over 100Mbps (on Speedtest), but by Friday this was below 2Mbps due to congestion
Then I switched to Smarty - forgetting the Festival is co-sponsored by Three - I couldn't believe my eyes as my speedtest went to over 400Mbps.. seriously. Sitting in a field getting over 400Mbps!

But I am genuinely surprised at the number of places I get 5G now

 

[Chris63]

Yeah, capacity is a big thing.

I was at the latitude music festival this year and went a bit early to setup as the family couldn't arrive till Friday PM.
When I arrived Wednesday, EE was giving me over 100Mbps (on Speedtest), but by Friday this was below 2Mbps due to congestion
Then I switched to Smarty - forgetting the Festival is co-sponsored by Three - I couldn't believe my eyes as my speedtest went to over 400Mbps.. seriously. Sitting in a field getting over 400Mbps!

But I am genuinely surprised at the number of places I get 5G now

Thank you for your information