Do you know of any being used where you are likely to use it as the signal not only goes down when heading south but also north and larger dishes are also recommended for use in Scotland.
No my knowledge is extremely limited on this subject. But I agree with what barryd was saying regards to use of a mifi. Things are set to improve dramatically soon with 4g covering nearly all of the country by 2025. I use a mifi with a fire stick and find its great where I don't a get a signal on my directional aerial. Thanks for your reply, much appreciated.
No satellite but I do use streaming, I have an aerial I can use if I am in poor signal area but for me that isn’t often. I am exclusively U.K. there are parts of Scotland and the Kielder Forest that are poor but apart from that it’s been good
If I was not intending any foreign travel I'd try a mobile router all I use at home and away is a Huawei B311 with a contract sim unlimited data £20 a month 240v with adaptor at home 12v in the van Works well in EU as well but data isn't unlimited when roaming
Meanwhile Tommy is ripping his hair out because you haven’t sorted out his tv
Bear in mind that a French van may not be using the same satellite; the difference in orientation can be critical in some situations.
All ok after trying again.
I've watched you drive round and round in circle for 2 days trying to find the best signal, soon as you found it I pointed my aerial in the same directionyeah they can be an issue. I got so skilled in knowing the direction of the satellite over the years I could drive onto an an aire which had trees on it and know exactly where to park and where not to.How far north or south you are makes a difference as well.
I always try to avoid shady pitches anyway even in Europe in summer unless its really Scorchio. I like a bit of light and a view. Its one reason I dont like European campsites. They are nearly always hidden away in a flipping rain forest.
The professionals always seem to launch them into orbit.
