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Thanks Bill. WeBoost in combination with T-Mobile 5G internet sounds like a good solution.

That's interesting. The Wilson specs don't show their supporting T-Mobile 5G. Maybe their specs are not up to date. Copied from Wilson's web site ad: Supported Carriers The weBoost 470144 Home MultiRoom supports the 2G, 3G, 4G LTE and 5G networks from virtually all carriers in the United States and Canada. For other locations, please consult the frequencies listed below to see if this product will work for you. Here is a more detailed breakdown of the carriers, networks and frequencies boosted by this kit: AT&T 2G, 3G, 4G HSPA+, 4G LTE & 5G Verizon 2G, 3G, 4G LTE & 5G Sprint 2G, 3G & 4G LTE T-Mobile 2G, 3G, 4G HSPA+ & 4G LTE US Cellular 2G, 3G & 4G LTE All other carriers using 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 1900 MHz, and AWS 1700/2100 MHz frequencies

Does anyone have any experience with TMobile 5G home internet in their RV? I have a TMobile 5G Home Internet gateway in my RV where it is parked at home base in a rural area near Bryan TX. I am getting typical download speeds of 150 to 250 mbps consistently .... but I have seen occasional slowdowns to 3 - 5 mbps maybe once every week or two lasting for an hour or so. Their coverage map looks pretty good but I've not had the TMobile box on the road yet so I cannot vouch for performance over an extended area. There is unlimited data, $50/mo subscription, free gateway box with built in WiFi and an ethernet connection. No outside antenna, just position the box near a window facing the direction of the tower and plug in to 120 vac. TMobile cellphone service is not required. The WiFi password is shown on the label with the serial number. I'm using Roku for streaming.

I would advise against using Dometic Brisk Air units. I have had 5 Brisk Air failures on my 2004 Windsor within a period of 3 years. Fortunately, 4 failures were under warranty. I sold the coach and the new owner just told me that the front Brisk Air had failed . It was installed 9 months ago. These were 15,000 btu units cool only (no heat pump). A local Dometic retailer said they were replacing lots of defective Brisk Air's due to a manufacturing defect in refrigerant tubing material. I've not seen any reports from Dometic on the problem and what, if anything, they have done to correct it. I just replaced an old analog Dometic thermostat in my 1995 Windsor with a 10 button CCC II. The rooftop unit is an original Penquin. It required a different control board to be compatible with the new t-stat. I had to install adapter cables on each end of the existing control cable and add a freeze stat. The new CCC II works great. I know I am taking a risk investing in a new thermostat for a 25 year old Penquin because when it expires, my replacement will not be Dometic. Bill K, 95 Windsor