could this work for rv travel?
1966007
I've installed two in the working areas of oilfield logging trucks and they've improved our cell phone service a lot, particularly in fringe service low signal areas. The nice thing is that multiple phones can be used at the same time and smart phone downloads are faster.
1966008
I actually have one in my RV but have a truckers antenna rather than the magnetic mount antenna. There was no place to put the magnet mount antenna and the trucker antenna was better. You have to be close to the inside antenna for it to work. I do have service in places where other people don't and have on 2 occasions letother people use it in an emergency. Wilson has very good service. You might contact them for recommendations.
1792008
Its not tiny so it depends on what type of travelling and what you plan on using it for. It will work fine as long as you're not pulling huge amounts of power, ie power tools or large motors. Just depends on how much space you have.
2011460
Yes, I believe it will work. Like others has said. It has two large velcro straps and the opening will face toward you. I used mine this week-end and rode from Texas to Mena, Ark. It rode well! The only problem will be is for your passenger. Wont be enough room for them. LOL!!! PS Be sure to use your rain bag on it when it is raining.
1348201
Yes it would work if it is long enough. I would measure from the back of the van to see how long you need it to be.
1199147
Keep in mind this mattress is only 2 inches thick so i would have to be say no. I don't have an RV so unless there is something I do not know I would say it is not thick enough.
226088
You could use it for that, but you'd need a outlet to run the speaker, so if you were just staying ay home it would work but if your talking about taking it on the go then I don't think so..
1037610
Sure. In fact lots of people use it when traveling in their RVs. They set it up next to a tree or post and store bikes, etc. in it. Then lock the bikes in by running a chain around the bikes and then pulling the chain through a slat in the back of the Yardstash to go around the tree. Set-up only takes a few minutes - once you already done it and know how.
1076155
Yes we use it in our travel trailer .when you set it up excellent for wifi we are at least 150 yards away from campground Wi-Fi works like a charm
739495
I think it only works for travel trailers because there is a wire that require it to be connected to a 12 volt source. Hooking it to 110 volts would most likely fry the unit. If you can find a solution for this wire, then it can be adapted to a home antenna. By the way, the home antenna would have to be adjustable in terms of being rotatable so that it can point in the direction of the highest signal strength.
1046626
I have been doing a little research and stumbled across this site. http://www.the-portable-gps.com/gps-for-trucking.htmlCopy and paste it. I think I found my answer to what I want for Rv'ing.
1858597
In my opinion, yes. We have a regular GPS that I've used in my car but you can't program it for height and width/length and it doesn't understand that you can't go in tunnels carrying propane or on some small unpaved roads etc. This one also tells you where truck stops are and places to get RV parts and service.
1809572
Absolutely!!! The SoftSpot Nomad is the perfect solution for the RV industry. Being the units are portable, small in size (8"x18"), does not require electricity to operate, and the best part, Easy To Use, and work perfect everything.
2117111
This will work great with an RV antenna. I don't think it will work with an antenna not designed for rv use. If you buy a batwing rv antenna and put it in the attic it would probably work well. Mike S
1076455
I agree with the above answers. The question is; will the sensor and electronics hold up with the temperature swings that RV's can have while in storage. After reading the reviews I think this one is worth a try. The RV approved brand that came with our travel trailer has the worst reviews and has failed.
1350604
I do not see why it would not work, as long as you have an Internet connection. Personally I would not transport it due to the size.
1763806
I really am sorry but that is way over my head. I would ask an RV place then if they say yes, buy it from Amazon.
1858592
yes, you put your rv size in and it keeps you out of areas you shouldn't go in. We found it very helpful last May while traveling, we came across some low bridges and the GPS warned us./