HOW WE GET INTERNET IN OUR VAN! Our OFF-GRID WI-FI set up for campervan or motorhome.
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- HOW WE GET INTERNET IN OUR VAN! Our OFF-GRID mobile WI-FI set up in a campervan or motorhome.
With us both working on the road remotely, digital nomad style, one of the questions we are regularly asked is "how to get wi-fi in our van" and "how we stay connected on the road?"
Now we are certainly no experts, so, this is just our set up and how it works for us. We've no idea if its the best mobile wi fi system out there for your campervan or motorhome but we can tell you, after two years of continuous use, in the UK and in Europe, that it's worked great for us.
To be honest, after finishing our van build and wanting to get on the road to live van life in europe, we just bought what looked the best, as obviously with uploading all this content to TH-cam, social media and lots and lots of streaming, we wanted a good wifi setup.
Your network provider will play a huge part in how good your connection is, so please bare that in mind, we've tried the cheap ones and they are no good for Emilys work as they have real trouble connecting to her remote server, this is just a problem we had and don't have the technical knowledge as to argue the why, we just know the signal was never as good and we had problems.
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STARLINK - for those of you asking. Yes we will consider it, but only when the coverage is increased, so for example, it doesn’t yet cover Norway or sweden, in fact most of Scandinavia, so would have been useless on this trip. I believe it’s patchy in Scotland still and have heard mixed reviews when parked under an obstruction, trees etc.
as the product improves we will definitely look at it but for now it’s much cheaper and more reliable to keep what we have. 😀😀
ALSO, I’m not saying everyone needs a setup like this, or if this is even the best, but for us who work online all the time a bigger system is required. This video is literally to answer the people that ask how we do it, and remember it’s a contract that provides the unlimited, not our system.
Starlink is actually (as per the last month) working halfway up in Sweden and Norway, but it is expensive, and Sweden, Norway and Finland has THE best mobile networks, you always get a decent connection, and most of the time you get a really good one too, Telia is the foremerly state owned telephone company and is usually the best in rural areas, BUT in citys they tend to be overloaded and sometimes the other networks might be better.
@@someoneelse7629 Starlink works somewhat up to Stockholm. Thats the lower 20-22% of Sweden. Norway and Finland is not still added becasue they are north of Stockholm. earliest Q1 2023 acording to Starlinks page. You also need a clear 360 view of the sky. No trees around.
@@KristoferOlsson As I live in The northern half of Sweden, I am fully aware´that it doesn not work here yet, and Norway and Finland is paralell to Sweden, not north of it, if Starlink doesn't work there, it is a decition, either from Starlink, or from those countrys, because Starlink uses freqencys that those countrys might want to protect (as Sweden does around Onsala radio observatory, where Starlink is geofenced not to work).
Much of Finland and Norway is way south of the line where starlink works in Sweden.
@@someoneelse7629 acording to starlinks own map Stockholm is as far north they cover and Finland and Norway is 99% north of that.
Starlink is still so much more expensive than a 5f SIM :'(
OMG 2.66 upload is all I have managed on in rural France for years, which is why I now have a Starlink satellite which is brilliant, but expensive to sign up for on the road connections. Thanks for information. Jo in 🇫🇷 France. X
Thank you for this explanation, it's the best I've seen, now I understand it. Stay safe Sue and Bryn xx
Great video….really appreciate this content, so helpful. It’s the first vanlife video that has really explained and demonstrated the Wi-Fi setup. THANK YOU….and love the camper vibe videos always.
Our pleasure
We appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share it with us, safe travels to you all.
We got the same set up recommend by you 20 months ago. Never had a problem 👍
Good info. Enjoy these technical bits you provide and the way you explain it and do the tests to show us the differences. Very informative. Thanks.
this is perfect. i wanna live in my car for a few moths and i was worried about wifi. i live in europe and i will be traveling in europe.
Telia is the part state-owned previously state-agency owned network, so in all likelihood they will always provide you with the best signal, especially in remote areas.
Have a similar set up but not 5G ready - gives me some confidence that if and when I decide to work remotely I hopefully will have internet - cheers girls.
Yeah it’s a must for us 🙌
In the UK you are limited to just EE coverage. In Europe you can roam on just about any network, hence the better experience you’ve had there 👍
That and the fact there’s way more towers out here lol 😂
@@campervibe well.. when I was in the UK ee was the only one with decent speed anyway… i felt like beeing 10 years back in time compared to coverage and speed in mainland EU
That's correct ...
Interesting, had no idea it was that bad in the UK but have not been there for some ten years either. Why is that? Lack of investment in general in the infrastructure?
@@northbreeze0111 Yes. The network providers only like to receive money and not spend it. This is why the UK has sh*t internet service.
Ooooo we are on EE with just one of their routers and it’s been pretty amazing.
It’s amazing the difference ♥️
Thank you again , sorry for us boring ones asking these questions , but we let those who actually do show us . 👍🐾❤️
No not boring at all 😀
Oh boy, love too see emm ,
But lou , do like your vlogs too , !!!
Always informative 👍 , thanks girls , !! .
So basically you get much better, both up and down, inside Fanny than you do outside Fanny... Who would have guessed? 🤣
Exactly 😆
@Leonard Smith, please refrain from providing Louise with any future Sid James style innuendos or double entendres, She has adequate eye rolling material enough.
Fanny with wifi,,,, love it
Lou, your clear-cut tech savey skills, created an excellent informative vlog!
Here, in USA, it is one of the top subjects covered by nomad lifers,, then the topic of which power stations are best.
Yes, Star link is overly dissected by review vlogs. It's too early to give a full review subjectively. Depending where you are located at the time, any major cities nearby to get any starlink coverage. Many of us, are on a waiting list, for when it will be available in one's area, (possible 2023??).. In the mean time , so many have the exact roof layout with a booster setup to a router box wiring inside vehicle. Some use their cell phone carrier products while others use products like "weBoost" 4G/5G, that covers all carrier networks for all of North America. Keep on streaming!!🤗
Yeah so true, I think it’s too early as well and they are still developing and widening their coverage plus even if it does cover not always the best signal, in time maybe the best option
You can only use Starlink in a small part of southern Sweden. We are to far to the north for it to work properly.
Hi both, when it comes to upgrading it might be worth looking at getting the items individually from the suppliers rather than as a “Motorhome” package.
When I last looked it was about £100 more for the motor home Wi-Fi set rather than the same router from Teltonika (Motorhome Wi-Fi just put their own sticker on it) and the same antenna from Panorama.
Yeh maybe when we upgrade we will do that, in the first case tho to be honest I just wanted a kit, with all the cables etc that I could just plug in. I doubt we will upgrade the antenna any times soon, perhaps the router tho.
@@campervibe yeah that’s the advantage of a kit, but would get everything you needed anyway and the difference is a lot of drinks 🍺 😉
Great info, thanks 👍 I need to upgrade but on a budget 💰Which model router is it, there are waayyyyy to many to choose from on the Teltonika website lol!
@@QueenSlipstream1 Hi - the one used in this setup is a Huawei B535 CPE3 Router. I made a mistake it's the "Maxview Roam" System that use Teltonika, but the same applies re buying the separately being cheaper.
@@ExploreVanUK thank you 👍
Wow that was so so interested, you both so talented.
Thank you so much Louise. You are a star 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Brilliant tech video and Emily even managed to not start snoring during the filming 😴😉👍🏼 xx
Was hard work not to 😆😆
Very good information. Thanks 😊
I thought you guys were struggling to find signal but I guessed wrong. One time I'm glad to be wrong.
Great video, very helpful. Hugs UK
Very informative. I look forward to a "fun" video in the future.
Best way i found in my campervan..use phone's tethering and it runs my 29inch smart TV laptop..and only pay my monthly Internet subscription.
Very useful information 👍
Thanks for sharing this Lou, really interesting 😍
Only just subscribed, love your channel , as a novice campervanner it is so helpful. I have already just purchased the fab little Black and Decker 12v hoover. Thanks Girls
Love that little hoover 😀😀
Thanks for that. Great info for a trip I’m hoping to make to Scotland from France next spring. I have Starlink at the moment as I live in a Zone Blanche near the French Pyrenees! It has been great. Now considering the Starlink for RV as Starlink has just made this easier to manage the contracts. Might just get an EE contract for in the UK. Great info, thanks. I’m binge watching, love your van and videos. Jo in France 🇫🇷
:) WELL DONE! Nice piece of kit indeed! Too bad we have such limited cll choices here in the States :( ALL THE BEST and THANKS MUCH! Cheers :)
Worked well 😀😀
Fanks to the lovely Lou' - happy travels
I love these tech vids Loui. Be safe 🥂
thanks for that i was looking , another problem solved
Great vlog guy's 👍
Great stuff. Good to know how well you can get technology to work off grid. Thanks for the info👍
Thanks Guys Love It!
Thanks for that info. Very helpful 👌
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Great Info Lou thanks 👍
Nice comparison.
What is the booster brand and model? Also, what is the brand and model for the router too? Thanks.
Just out of curiosity when you tested the phones inside the van and you clearly got a much stronger signal from the aerial. However, whilst I appreciate that it wouldn't be practical for the use you need it for, would you have got a better signal using the second phone outside? To be honest I am amazed that you got such a strong signal through the aerial given where you are. Thanks again for another interesting video.
Hi David, sometimes we definitely do get a better signal if we take the phone outside the van, especially for phone signal for calls, sometimes that doesn’t work tho and usually the booster out performs a phone outside. However, with Emily needing a steady connection to both internet and phone, to keep going outside is not practical, especially if it’s raining or very cold, it wouldn’t work for zoom meetings either lol! 😂
Power for the computer I guess would be a jackery plugged into the cigar lighter while driving?
Sometimes the jackery, sometimes the van batteries, depending on time of year and available solar. We charge our jackery via solar usually tho, it’s very slow to charge from the cig lighter as the output is very low. Still possible but takes a long time.
Emily staying quite wow she needs a gold medal Only joking, That's very handy with the router was the Router expensive to buy? Another great video ladies
It was hard 😆 it was a few hundred but this was a few years ago now and think they have updated their kit as well 🙌🙌
@@campervibe Ah right got ya thank you.
Fab video, thank you, another thing to add to our rapidly growing list 😂
I don't know how the coverage is for you, but here in the US there are a lot of full-time RV folks moving to Starlink. Pricey, but wicked fast speeds compared to the boosters.
Hi Tony, I’ve just made a pinned comment with my current opinion on starlink, I feel I may get this question a lot 😂
@@campervibe makes perfect sense. I thought it might have something to do with coverage across the pond..
Seems to me your setup makes fanny a real hot spot 😉
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Have same booster. Plus 2 EE sims. Weirdly I find in France that often the 4/5G is way better than router signal 👍💙❤️
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So easier to get up the Fanny than get it down. Interesting 😂😂😂 Joking aside, great vlog Louise and the quite one in background 🤫😁 That's the problem living in a metal box with lots of insulation to keep the world out. Definitely need a boost
Yeah the boost really does help
Although 4g is normally better than 3g, in some areas (UK) because there are a lot of 4g users you can get a better signal by switching to 3g.
Yeah we do that as well, you got to try all sorts when you need it for work 😆
Love you girls you amazing. X
We also work on the road and have been struggling with this - usually need to put my phone in the sunroof (which as well as being an absolute faff, we always forget and it comes crashing down when we drive off!). Wasn't sure how much you actually gain with the booster, but that speed test would make life sooo much easier with work. Definitely sold it to us! Thanks for sharing, super useful!
Our pleasure, like we say the UK can still be hit and miss for sure but I’m I sure there is anything out there at the mo that would do the job to be fair
@@campervibe still in Norway at the moment and no plans to be in the UK any time soon haha! It really puts us to shame when you've got incredible signal in remote parts of Europe 🙈
Starlink for sure
Thanks Lou and hi emily. Great content. Binged watched from the beginning and sad I've almost caught up. Will now have to start waiting for your videos 😊 but don't worry have subscribed 😉
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Wicked set up! I feel your internet pain in the UK ‘wilderness’ …..
Went wild camping on Dartmoor near Burrator reservoir last weekend, we only walked 4km and were already in a internet dead zone….2 months ago camping on the island Vänsö in the Sankt Anna archipelago in Sweden and we had 4g internet all the time! It’s crazy 🤪
Already can’t wait for your next Scandinavian series!! 😂
So crazy right
That's awesome!
A decent router makes a lot of sense as well. Older cat4/6 dont use much or any multipe frequencies. Yours seem to be CAT7. Not too bad, but the benefit of a decent newer cat11+ makes a lot of sense. With my CAT19 i reach easily 300Mbit on 4G in NL. Even in crowded locations that makes a lot of sense: multiple slow links still makes a nice speed. Even at Camp quirky i had 2-10Mbit on average..
Yeh I think the router will probably get upgraded next year, the trouble is because we are always on the go it always gets left as there’s more important upgrades to be done! 😂 if it works, then it gets left lol.
@@campervibe if you’re interested, i have a huawei b818 which i don’t need. (Lte cat20 modem, similar to a netgear m2, only no internal battery, but can be run of the leisure battery). I’ll be visiting the uk from monday to sept 11 going from dover towards cornwall and back, so let me know if you’re interested and happen to be in the uk (or i can ship it)
Have you got links to the router and antenna you use?
Hi! Would be interested to see another comparison added into the mix where you test the speed of the router using the built in antenna instead of the roof mounted booster vs mobile 4G. Thanks!
Hi guys, the speed of the router performs around the same as the phone (sometimes worse actually) we know this as we had the antenna disconnected for a time and struggled for signal until we worked out why.
excellent 👍
That's a good increase in bandwidth considering. Thanks girls, keep it coming
Hi Lou
My wife and I both have unlimited on our EE phones. Could I simply use of the the phone sims in the router ?
And I think Em contributed a great deal , lovely backdrop to the video.
Hi Simon, yes. But, you’d need to make sure that the router takes the same size sim you already have, or, if not I would guess there’s adapters out there but I’m not sure? This is why we went to a company to sort the whole thing, as I’m really not an expert with these things. But our sim is just a sim that would normally be in a phone.
Thank you, I will check.
I suspect part of the reason there is worse coverage in the UK is that you are limited to EE own network there. When you are roaming abroad EE likely have an agreement with multiple of not all companies that operate phone networks.
I am not saying that there is not less infrastructure in the UK compared to the rest of Europe just that another operator might have coverage in some location that EE has not and you cant use it in the UK.
So a non UK sim card will likely have better coverage then you have there. It is a bit paradoxical that foreign sim cards are better than the local for coverage. It is not something unique to the UK but is true for every country.
Yep, that’s definitely a big part of it, that’s why I showed our ability to switch networks whilst in Europe, not everyone knows you can do that.
It would be nice tho if the uk could catch up a little bit tho lol. It is all very strange.
Where do you find the music from? (It's always beautiful/inspiring and enhances the viewing) Is there a royalty free website that you always use?
Hi Claire, we get all our music here
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It costs us about 10 pound a month I think but we can use it royalty free in our videos.
It’s got some great tracks and I listen to it when driving all the time instead of the radio lol!
Lou , I really like your music choices, they are great. They fit so well with the vlog.
When is your next one can’t wait xxx
Sunday 😀😀
I had a look at using mobile broadband at home in Scotland. Best speed I could get guaranteed was only 10Mb download and 2Mb upload and the cost was 50% more than my landline where I get 4Mb and 1Mb. Pretty rubbish and highly annoying since there is a multi-gigabyte cable running down the road about 200ft away (it links St Andrews and Dundee universities). Apparently my area is scheduled for upgrading by the end of next year to give me the 10Mb minimum.
It’s so random at times
It's not a booster is it a 5G external antenna. Hope that explains it easier.
I'm not sure if I'm very unlucky or very inept but I have a house in Scotland and a house in Croatia and neither of them have mobile phone signals! I'm wondering if something like that booster would help on the roof of the house. I'm told that the nearest phone signal (Vodafone Hungary) is only 2G though. At the moment I get internet via a chain of 7 wifi links.
Hmmm yeah the booster does help in certain areas for sure
Was that not where Gadget John was in his video today? Not sure about your time lines but sure you’ll be not too far apart
No it wasn’t but we did see him a little while ago 🙂
I went into Larry Grayson speech mode when you got up fanny, Just look at the muck up here. 🤣I would have thought electric jesus would have had starlink working faster than the speed of light by now.
😆😆 was the first thing I said as well
Howdy both!
Now you've had the WiFi in for a while, is it still as good as you hoped? Need to buy one for my van. Thanks
Very informative, thanks. There are a few 5G systems on the market that are about half the price of the one from Motorhome Wifi. Do you think that yours is that much better and, if so, in what way?
Hi Ewan, I’ve no idea if ours is better or not. That’s why I tried to explain in the video that I needed something quickly, that came as a kit that I could just install and plug and play.
This vid is just to answer the people who want to know about our setup. All I can say is ours is good and it works, can’t comment on the cheaper ones or how good they may or may not be.
Sorry I can’t be of more use.
@@campervibe No worries. Now get yersels tae yer bed; you've got a video to make for Sunday! 😂
Thanks for the informative video, one quick question, are you using a extension aerial cable to reach the router or was that what came in the kit?
Lou just asked them to send an extra long one 😀
I have the same system. It's good but not amazing. I was slightly disappointed in it's boosting range. I work from my van usually around Scotland. Ive been in many locations where my phone doesn't pick up 4g but the booster will just get me internet but the download and upload speeds are so slow id struggle to be able to do something simple like an internet call with a client and then find myself needing to move. Often my phones internet works faster not going through the WiFi as well. So it left me feeling a bit like is it actually worth it, particularly as it's expensive? I'm still on the lookout for something better tbh
Yeah in the UK like Lou said it’s hit and miss, but we also have EE which apparently is the UKs best network 🤷🏻♀️ for Europe though it’s been amazing and that’s where we spend and intend to spend most of our time especially next year 😀🥳
@@campervibe I'm on EE as well, generally really good coverage in Scotland. Looking forward to trying it out in Europe ✌️
Hi
Would you / are you considering Starlink, some impressive d/l and u/l speeds, but at a cost?
Hi van si, I’ve just made a pinned comment with my current opinion on starlink, I feel I may get this question a lot 😂
Lou, I see the wire is still dangling in a coil from the roof, be good for Christmas tree lights 😁😁😂😂👍👍🎄🎄good show, there always needs to be something to finish otherwise it's not done! very informative vlog, thank you!
Oh that will forever be there now 😆
@@campervibe thought that was a foregone conclusion Em? 😄😄
So i cant find the boosters name snd where to buy the description?
It’s from motorhome Wi-Fi, I have put that in the description. You’d have to look on their website to see what kits the do with the booster now. Just google motorhome Wi-Fi and the company should come up.
what router do you have? and, is it wired in as 12v?
It is 12v, it’s from motorhome Wi-Fi 😀
If there is no signal then nothing will work. There are more than a few places here in Scotland that are just that, places with no signal.
Stalink works in that event
@@campervibe No doubt but £85 a month? I'm not that desperate thanks.
Well that depends on an individuals circumstance. Most people will spend £85 or more per month on fuel to get to work. We spend 0 on fuel as we work remotely, but £85 on internet for the two of us to be able to work each month makes complete sense, so for us it’s worth it.
Like I say, everyone’s different with different needs and priorities. 😃
what about Stralink ? to get internet Conection ?
Hi pierre, have a read of the pinned comment to see why we aren’t getting starlink yet.
what exactly is the model of antenna and router?
I bought it as a kit from a company called motorhome Wi-Fi, they are the ones that make the antenna. There website will have it, I’m not sure what routers they offer now. Like I said, I’m no expert, that’s why I went to them.
@@campervibe ok, i found it, thank you
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Wow 😲😆
I have the same unlimited data on EE! Do you know you can get a SIM card, from EE, for free, and put it on your data gifting list, and send 160GB to that SIM card for free!! If that’s any help as well??
Hi nick, thanks for the tip! I didn’t know that! May be of use for some I’m sure. 😀
what kind of wild animals do you have to watch out for there?
In Sweden you don't have too look out for wild animals, we have wolfs and bears, but they stay away from you, and no venomous spiders and only one snake that is about as venomous as a wasp.
That said, all those animals are rare to meet, so no worries.
However, stay away from moose, they can and will attack people sometimes, and they will attack cars on the road too (well not attack, but run out in front of them)
Yeah we have not seen anything, like the other comment they are there but as a rule stay away, I did do my research though before we came to make sure I know what to do in case I did come across a bear in the woods walking AJ which would be my worst nightmare
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Hope in are happy with it
Chrome on Vancityvanlife channel has Starlink and their dish, looks very good, reliable and fast
Yeah, starlink seems to be good but currently they are still widening their coverage and does not cover everywhere, you can look at the map of where it covers and speeds etc online, I think in time it will be awesome
It is not a "rooter" Lou, it is called a ROUTER! :-) A sound like "OUT", not "OOT"
Well that all depends where you are from. Like bath and barth, path and parth. To me a rOUTer is a woodworking tool.
You spell route (as in the route I’m taking) with an ‘out’ but most pronounce it rOOt. Certainly in the uk anyway. I don’t know anyone but Americans who say rout?
@@campervibe Oh, nos, I am in a pronunciation war with one of my on-line heros! :-) Americans don't pronounce very much correctly, but route is one of those words that they do. I wood-working router does basically the same thing as an internet router. With one, you can make channels in wood, and with the other, you channel patterns of electrons about the place. So would you say "wood rooter" or "wood router". 🙂
Don't want to "mansplain" to a couple of fine women that I admire greatly. But I am an ex-teacher" and such evil habits die hard. In any case, English is such a horribly inconsistent language.
Full disclose: I was a science teacher not an English language boffin, so either of us could be right??!! Saying internet "rooter" is in line with all the fanny type jokes anyway! Ha ha.
Perhaps another subscriber can adjudicate on this serious matter.
How do you pronounce roulette? 😉
@@loretta6845 I think Loretta just dropped the proverbial mic on this one. 🤣👏
@@campervibe thank you, thank you very much 😉
No AJ in this video. And very little AJ in the last one as well. It is a if you are not aware of who is the star in your show.
😂🤣 we’ve made sure he appears in the next one, you’re not the first to have noticed lol! There is a reason tho, we are having to really watch the ticks here, so all eyes are on him when we are out walking, so not taking the camera so much.
Thanks for a good video and information. I never heard of you SIM-card. Do you have free unlimited data in Europe? This is very interesting. I have been working with mobile internet in over 17 years, and I never heard about unlimited Internet in Europe. I been working on a 5G solution for years, as roaming is extremely expensive. Do you still have unlimited data. I am Swedish and also work in Spain. It would be very interesting to know how you can get this unlimited data card for Europe. I didnt know it exist.
Again, thanks for a very informative video:) Please can you check if its really unlimited. I been try to solve Internet solution for roaming travelers for especially for van life and motorhomes, and I cant find one operator except us that can offer roaming SIms for 400GB a month.
When you say unlimited, so you have any data limits.
Again, thanks for a great video:)
/Nicklas
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Can you game??
Cheaper than starlink who have just put up their prices again.
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One day the world will catch up to the fact that reliable internet is an essential service and should be considered as important as air, water and electricity. Thos speeds you are getting are appalling in reality! When 5G infrastructure is available speeds of 300GPS are normal! In Australia, near me they finally built a new train line with loads of tunnels (Sydney Metro). As part of the design they included continuous high speed internet as part of the normal. I have connected at 250GPS flying through a tunnel (don't you love tunnels!) at 100kph (65mph).
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