Rgilmore

I replaced my Zipdee awning material myself. I used material from Stone Voss in brooksville, Florida- friendly people and good quality product. Mine is also the topper that extends into an awning as well. I found it a bit challenging but definitely doable if you are handy. You will need 2 people for the longer toppers. I have a 14’ and 8’ slide. There is probably a manual for your awnings online somewhere- I found one for mine.

I would like to go use starlink in the RV when it’s available. Does anyone know how to get in line for this once it’s available?

I have a prepaid unlimited plan with no throttling. I am subject to network management during high traffic. This did cause us some issues during the winter here in Florida. We stream and I have a 4 camera security system. We were in a rural area that sees a large swing in population during the winter and there were times that my speeds were pretty much useless. it seems Verizon is the most popular carrier among RVers. I don’t think this is the norm but it was frustrating this winter. If internet is vital, I suggest having 2 options. T-Mobil was a better option at my park. Verizon was crawling at less than 5Mbs and t-Mobil was 20-30 consistently for 3-4 months. Verizon overall is the best option but there are specific situations where it may not be the best.

I don’t permanently mount my antenna or jet pack. I keep my jet pack accessible and move it around the coach to get the best signal. I usually put the antenna in a window and check my download speeds and put it where I get the best signal.

I agree, I have this antenna and it helps a lot. It is easier on the wallet too.