RV Internet with Pepwave BR1 Review
Keith & Re Keith & Re
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 Published On Apr 5, 2021

Rock solid Internet connectivity for our Winnebago Micro Minnie!

This Pepwave router will connect to a 4G LTE cellular tower and create a hotspot in your camper for unlimited client connections. The device is unlocked and can run any SIM card from any provider.
It will also connect to an existing WiFi network and create a hotspot off of that as well.
There's not monthly fees to use a Pepwave router outside of your cellular data plan that you have.

The category 6 4G LTE modem that is built into the device is very high performance, fast, and creates a solid connection to cellular towers. The high gain antenna by Poynting pulls in 4G and WiFi signals far better than our cell phone or laptop could.

Power draw is 16 watts DC max, and can be left on for days without significant battery drain on your camper's battery. All depends on your battery Ah availability however.

Pepwave BR1 Series routers:
https://www.peplink.com/products/max-...

Full service retailer for Pepwave:
https://www.mobilemusthave.com/
MobileMustHave will answer all of your questions and they sell bundles with everything you need to install in your RV.

The cost of outfitting your RV with a Pepwave system has higher upfront cost than many of the consumer grade solutions out there, but the longer term performance, reliability and speed will outshine all of the other consumer grade solutions. Pepwave is truly an industrial, commercial grade solution that is meant to always work. The built in fault tolerance means you can leave it on and always have reliable Internet. Many consumer cellular systems are only category 4 modems. Pepwave uses category 6 , and has modems that are category 12 and 18 for even higher performance. The chassis is all metal, compact, and can be paired with many different antenna solutions.

If you're wondering about 5G, MobileMustHave has videos on why 5G is not necessarily the best solution for RV road warriors. To summarize, the higher frequency of 5G makes it impractical for many remote RV users. Currently, close proximity to towers is required for 5G, whereas 4G LTE can be pulled in from farther away more easily.

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