I used the WiFi ranger on my trailer and it worked well but it didn't have the 4g. If I recall the WiFi Ranger had the modem inside. The Winegard has one power wire to run. We are happy with this so far.
I'm not sure. TMobile, Verizon and ATT each have certain frequencies that they own. You would either have to contact Winegard or look at their specs and compare it to the TMobile frequencies.
@@NA0401ABC If I can I'll put my TMobile sim card in and try it next week. The Winegard pay as you go plan seems to be on AT&T's network. I like that so I have two options in case I can't get a signal on one network I can use the other.
I'm working on a video showing how to link your electronics to the Connect 2.0. It's hard to due in the winter with the RV covered.
Would you recommend this over WiFi Ranger
I used the WiFi ranger on my trailer and it worked well but it didn't have the 4g. If I recall the WiFi Ranger had the modem inside. The Winegard has one power wire to run. We are happy with this so far.
Do you know if this would work with tmobile? If so its perfect.
I'm not sure. TMobile, Verizon and ATT each have certain frequencies that they own. You would either have to contact Winegard or look at their specs and compare it to the TMobile frequencies.
Kats Kamper From research it supports t-mobile’s bands
@@NA0401ABC If I can I'll put my TMobile sim card in and try it next week. The Winegard pay as you go plan seems to be on AT&T's network. I like that so I have two options in case I can't get a signal on one network I can use the other.
Kats Kamper ATT is gsm and covers very similar bands as tmobile so fingers crossed it works
His breathing is disgusting!!
Sorry
Hey, at least he's breathing and trying to help us Come on Peggy.