A router serves as a central conductor between your internet source and your local area devices - like laptops, tablets, streaming devices, printers, hard drives and remote monitoring systems.
But as an RVer or boater, you're likely to travel with multiple internet sources - perhaps hotspots on AT&T and Verizon, a smartphone on T-Mobile, or gear to use campground or marina Wi-Fi.
Mobile routers are specifically designed to streamline these multiple upstreams of internet. They come from manufacturers like WiFiRanger, Pepwave, Peplink, Cradlepoint, MOFI, Alfa, GL.iNet and more.
But there are so many options! In this video we explain why you might want a router, and the various forms they come in. From USB cellular tethering to cellular embedded modems.
To learn more about routers and current options:
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0:00 - Intro
0:18 - What is a mobile router
1:02 - Benefits of a router for mobile internet
3:17 - Residential vs Mobile Routers
4:02 - What makes a router mobile?
4:56 - WiFi as WAN Routers
5:19 - USB Cellular Tethering
6:23 - Cellular Embedded Routers
8:43 - Roof mounted Routers
9:24 - Selecting a Mobile Routers
10:52 - MIA Membership Thanks & Benefits
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The Mobile Internet Resource Center is dedicated to helping mobile travelers (RVers, cruisers, nomads, etc.) keep connected!
This channel is part of the Mobile Internet Resource Center, and you'll find even MORE content (guides, news, courses, reviews, forums, gear and more) on our website: [ Ссылка ].
We are funded by our premium members, who allow us to make this niche topic our focus and offer a ton of free content (like this channel) to the public! Our members get a bunch of extra access to our Q&A forums, in-depth guides, product reviews, courses, insider tips and webinars.
Interested in helping keep us funded to continue creating content? Want to go deeper? Want more interactive guidance?
Consider becoming a member at: [ Ссылка ]
The Mobile Internet Resource Center is brought to you by Two Steps Beyond LLC, the consultancy run by Cherie & Chris of Technomadia.com (full time tech nomads since 2006 by RV & boat).
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