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Discussion topic: Caravans

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This message was authored by: Salfordred

Caravans

Hi can anyone help me please.i need some sort of WiFi Internet in my caravan . The site doesn't have WiFi unfortunately.
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This message was authored by: GD1

Re: Caravans

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@Salfordred  You'll need to look at 4G/5G Mobile broadband or Starlink as Sky can only provide a service to an address thats is permanent and listed as a postal address.

Like you I'm a customer here, Sky Employees are clearly identified as such.
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This message was authored by: Chrisee

Re: Caravans

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@Salfordred there are many internet solutions sold for a caravans and motirhomes that use a mobile router and an aerial I have one myself on a campervan. The other so,ution is to use your phone's hot spot.

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This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

Re: Caravans

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@Salfordred wrote:
The site doesn't have WiFi unfortunately.

WiFi isn't a standalone service: it's typically broadcast from a router which has a broadband connection.

 

To receive terrestrial broadband the individual unit would need a unique postal address on the Royal Mail PAF database to place an order, and the site owner (plus every affected plot) would need to give permission for trenching a duct or raising poles to carry a bearer cable.  If the cost of the bearer installation is more than around £3000 you'd be expected to contribute the balance of the cost.

 

Sky has never been a satellite ISP, and isn't a specialist in cellular internet supply.

 

 

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