Wireless Joint

Agreed Matt.

Hence my recommendation for the OP to invest in multipath bonding to keep this working

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Cellular providers are going to fight against the level of congestion this is causing ...

I think you will find that traveling full time in a RV with wife and 3 children will provide you with many limitations besides Internet access.


We have anything and everything you could think of to sustain off grid, or otherwise....have spent over $5k in accessories to prepare.....the only ...

At your 1+TB a month usage with the dynamic movement around towers you express, you're definitely on multiple lists on cellular providers and it's only a matter of time you're blacklisted.

To give you some perspective: your usage is the exact usecase wireless network engineers use when setting up ...

My honest answer is that you really need to invest in multipath bonding to keep this working.

Current wireless networks are just not built to handle the level of congestion you're causing. 5G won't be your solution either as you're constantly on the move.

Your usecase is an extremely atypical ...

It took some study of the working of Linux and Python but I did manage to unlock the engineering section of the Snapdragon X55 the M5 uses. I was able to "repair" things that are not available on the open section of the modem.

Everything one needs is packaged and just needs to be run. The package ...

Current plan: Full-Time Travel in an RV / 2x Gaming PCs / Automated Plex Media Server (ran off my PC) 32gb/3080/5800x, other pc is 3600,1080,16gb. I do Adobe Premiere Pro (editing) uploading to youtube, 3 kids who stream youtube, I'm also a gamer, and we use youtube/paramount/discovery streaming ...