Where is your equipment manufactured?

Ericsson manufactures our equipment in the United States and this is a bigger deal than most people realize from both a quality and security perspective. Most available RV products are low end/consumer (Winegard/King or Netgear) or from Chinese based companies such as Peplink. Manufacturers try to hide this fact and often list a US based address as headquarters. For example, Peplink lists Mountain View, California as their HQ; however, they are actually based in Hong Kong and are traded on the Hong Kong exchange.

Is your system reliable?

Cellular Internet is, hands down, the most consistently reliable outdoor form of communications available.  First responders, the military and most critical communications rely on the same cellular routers by Ericsson that we use.

What if I’m in an area and my phone has no service?

The dreaded no bars on your phone. (See my note at the bottom of this page for our own very personal experience.)

Your phone has an antenna that’s about half the size of the fingernail on your pinkie finger. It’s really small and not terribly effective. That’s why sometimes you have no service but if you stand in another area and raise your phone above your head you can catch a faint signal. Size really does matter when it comes to antennas and ours is large, effective and on the roof of your RV. No cellular device will connect when there is no signal.  But, the secret sauce is the highest quality antenna, the low-loss cable between the antenna & the router AND the highest quality modem in the Ericsson (Cradlepoint) router, which is why first responders use the same equipment that we use. A signal is typically available even in remote locations but you just need the right equipment to capture it.

How secure is your system?

Security was imperative for us in designing this system. In fact, Cindy’s work involved a security clearance so we were keenly aware of the need for a secure connection. Our system utilizes encryption to safeguard your secure information.

Is campground WiFi safe?

Typically, no, because it’s an open connection. That means it’s very easy for bad actors to tap into your devices and steal your information while your are streaming. The reality is that most people are too lax with their online connections. We live in a digital age and it’s vital to protect yourself from identity and password theft, which happens often using unsecured WiFi connections such as coffee shops and campgrounds.

How long have you been in business?

Our company was born from the challenges of 2020. The pandemic changed the way our society operates almost overnight, and we found ourselves spending a considerable amount of time helping fellow RVers figure out the challenges of daily life in a suddenly remote society. Since we are both network & telecom engineers and also lived & worked out of our RV full time we had the knowledge, expertise and business connections to achieve reliable & cybersecure internet connections for ourselves and others.