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Travel the entire US need a viable service plan
As an OTR truck driver I am centrally located in Dodge City, Kansas and work for all of the major beef producers. On any given week I am routed to LA, Chicago, New York, Florida, Texas, all points ...
>places where people talk about providers?
pardon my confusion..... I did click on the link which was titled "LTE"
>on-line places where truck drivers hang out
I was considering buying the M6 Pro mobile router..... I just dropped $1,700 for an Apple 15 Pro max iPhone with 1t of memory.
I'd thought that after several months of stumbling my way around the mobile LTE mobile router hotspot arena why not go to the source. If I buy the hardware, how can I use it buy choosing a provider.....
I am delivering 42,000 lbs of food from Lineage Logistics to a regional DC..... it's the food all of you eat. Red Baron pizzas, and everything else..... If I buy the Netgear Nighthawk M6 router how do I stay in touch if I burn though data in 11 days????
OTRTruckDriver wrote:
>places where people talk about providers?
pardon my confusion..... I did click on the link which was titled "LTE"
>on-line places where truck drivers hang out
I was considering buying the M6 Pro mobile router..... I just dropped $1,700 for an Apple 15 Pro max iPhone with 1t of memory.
Apologies for the confusion. I didn't mean "this is the wrong place". I was thinking that there might be better sources of advice that you could also consult.
As you can see from the dearth of responses to your question, there really aren't that many people who have tackled the challenge that faces you.
Questions here are usually from users in mobile homes, or yachts, where they aren't quite as mobile as a truck driver!
Your quest also applies to just about every make and mode of mobile modem, which is another reason for widening the search.
One other thought. Our local bus and train services provide free wifi for passengers. It would be interesting to know what technology they use. If Starlink markets to them, that would be a lead to follow. In that case, as plemans suggests, that would be worth pursuing, especially when you are looking for compatible modem/router technology.
There has been a growing trickle of messages around here about Starlink, albeit mostly from people in remote places rather than road warriors. So you should be able to pick up some ideas on how to get Netgear technology to work with the network.
Search - NETGEAR Communities – starlink
Mostly it is about connecting to housebound routers, but could be useful.