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Originally Posted by Judge
That may be a true statement in some instances but it is not an accurate blanket statement.
There have been many times when I would not be able to use my phone as a hotspot because I only had 1 bar of signal or the phone was showing no coverage (AT&T). The Wingard unit being on the roof with better a better antenna than a phone was picking up signal and I had Internet and WiFi calling ability.
The same thing can be said with camp and other other free WiFi. It does a great job boosting the signal.
There are many camp sites with marginal cellular coverage so to me a SIM card in the unit is worth it.
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20GB for $150/month.... No thank you. I'll take the savings and buy a signal booster.
I do agree that the Windguard is a great wifi bridge/booster and even LTE modem. It's just that in the US data only plans are ridiculous.
I would pay $150/month for something like Nomad or Ubifi that are true unlimited/unthrottled but I don't think their SIMs will work with the Windguard. I have a Ubifi SIM, I should test it out. That's $89 truly unlimited AT&T LTE data.
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