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Jim welcomes back mobile internet experts Chris and Cherie from the Mobile Internet Resource Center to provide an update on the best mobile internet solutions for RV Entrepreneurs. Key topics include the evolution of campground Wi-Fi, the importance of redundancy for reliably accessing internet on the road, and the pros and cons of satellite internet options like Starlink and Amazon's upcoming Project Kuiper alternative. Hear the facts from Cherie and Chris about the various solutions for mobile internet, emphasizing the importance of integrating multiple solutions for redundancy. Discover how to assess individual internet needs, the significance of investing in future-proof technology, and the value of community support when navigating mobile internet challenges. You'll also hear about common mistakes when setting up your internet arsenal, along with advice on how to avoid them. Key Takeaways: Redundancy in internet solutions is crucial for staying connected. Alternatives to Starlink are emerging, but cellular remains a strong option. 5G technology has improved significantly, often outperforming satellite options. Assess your unique internet needs before investing. Invest in technology that supports multiple carriers. Understand your data usage requirements before purchasing. Connect & Learn More Personal blog: https://technomadia.com MIRC: https://RVMobileInternet.com YouTube /@technomadia /@mobileinternetresourcecenter RESOURCES MENTIONED Mobile Internet Resource Center https://www.rvmobileinternet.com/ Working Remotely https://www.rvmobileinternet.com/working-remotely/ PREVIOUS EPISODES RVE #9: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/rve/episodes/RVE-009-Technomadia-on-Mobile-Internet--Self-Driving-RVs--and-the-Nomadic-Career-ea375r/a-a19o21j RVE #104: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/rve/episodes/RVE-104-Technomadia-on-Boat-Life--Mobile-Internet--and-Escaping-Hurricanes-ea374u/a-a19o20r RVE #213: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/rve/episodes/RVE-213-How-to-Get-Internet-for-RVers-2021-Guide-ep806f/a-a4dcmjg ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE RV ENTREPRENEUR https://therventrepreneur.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Join the RVE community on Facebook! ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/therventrepreneurcommunity⁠ Connect with RVE on all your favorite socials ⁠https://therventrepreneur.com/connect⁠⁠ Got questions or comments for our hosts? Leave us a voice message! ⁠⁠https://therventrepreneur.com/voicemail⁠⁠ (NOTE: Audio submitted may be published on the podcast unless specifically requested otherwise.) Got a great story or tips to share with RVE Listeners? Complete our Guest Intake Form: https://therventrepreneur.com/guestform

Finding the best Internet for RV Nomads is a daunting task but we have the best advice for you in this episode of the RV Podcast from the two experts who know more about the topic than anyone else you can find. With the help of Chris and Cherie of Technomadia, the RV Lifestyle’s top Internet experts, we’re going to tell you what companies and what plans are the best for today’s demanding RVer. They candidly warn us what companies to stay away from and what service providers are offering the best plans. Plus we learn why 5G may not be very handy for the RV community just yet and what – and when – that new Starlink Satellite constellation will be ready for RV Nomads. We also answer your RV questions about traveling with a dog, getting satellite TV on the road and we share a great off the beaten path report from our friends the Burketts. You can listen to the podcast in the player below. The interview is about 25:00 in. And scroll down this page for shownotes and a transcript of the interview, plus links and resources about all the things we talk about. Show Notes for Episode #313 of The RV Podcast: Finding the Best Internet for RV Nomads Mike and Jennifer share their plans to head up north to the Michigan Upper Peninsula to check out the fall colors Mike and Jennifer, hosts of the RV Podcast This part of the RV Podcast is brought to you by Camping World – America’s #1 RV Dealer Listeners of the Podcast can get 10% off all purchases over $99. Just go to RVLifestyle.com/campingworld and you will see all the Camping word RV gear and accessories we like the most! Just use the discount code RVLIFESTYLE10. RV PODCAST NEWS OF THE WEEK U.S. Forest Service opens some national forest land in California, but wildfires remain major problem in California, Oregon, elsewhere out West Wildfires are still burning in much of the West, but some states reported improvements in both air quality and containment - good news for residents and visitors and RVers traveling through the affected areas. The U.S. Forest Service eased restrictions in nine of California's national forests. (all 18 were closed last weekend). So far three million acres have burned in some 27 wildfires. Sequoia and Yosemite National Parks remain closed because of the fires and smoke. And in Oregon, where some one million acres have burned, many state parks and federally owned land remains closed. Use a fall color predictor to help you plan your fall travels Many of us enjoy camping in the fall, and one of the things we enjoy is taking in the beauty of the fall colors. To help you plan your travel when colors are at their peak, check out this national fall color predictor. Already some states, including mountainous areas in Montana, Colorado and northern Minnesota, are peaking. Others are not far behind. Jen and I are planning to get out this week, so look for reports on what we find. Florida house for sale with attached garage built to store 37-foot RV Most of us have heard of the phase house envy - but have you ever heard of garage envy? I'm guess, after you check out this story, you may get a case of it. A newspaper article in Florida featured a house for sale that had a special garage built so the homeowners could easily store their 37-foot RV. The garage is 60 feet long, 20 feet wide and 17 feet high, and is attached to the normal garage, which is attached to a "normal" three-bedroom house. The couple, who were selling their house because they no longer RV, said the garage was perfect at the time, and apparently others agree. The Cape Coral home was only for sale for one week, and received six offers.   New Mexico state parks to allow residents to camp starting Oct. 1 New Mexico residents will be allowed to camp in most of their state parks beginning Oct. 1. Camping will remain off limits to non-state residents, with reservations canceled for out-of-state visitors through Oct. 16. New Mexico has been among the most restrictive st...

Hey everyone and welcome back to the Rootless Living podcast and episode #26 My name is Demian Ross and besides being the host of this podcast I am also the publisher of a digital nomad magazine called rootless living. Before we get into who the guests are today, can you do me a favor when the show is over, head over to one of your social media accounts and share either the magazine or this podcast with your friends and family. It’s a big help in getting the word out. On this episode I chat with Chris and Cherie the duo that you might know as Technomadia, but they are really know for running an amazing resource to help us all stay connected called RV Mobile Internet and today we get to talk about what it’s like to be remote workers since the 90’s and digital nomads since 2006 … before I say to much let’s get into the show. Now if you want to learn more about Chris and Cherie head over to Technomadia.com and you will find all the ways to connect with them and if you are looking to truly understand how to stay connected on the road head over to RVMobileInternet.com and you will find everything you need to know about internet on the road. And don’t forget you can grab a FREE digital subscription of the Rootless Living magazine and make sure to find the feature about Chris and Cherie in Issue #2 by heading over to rootlessliving.com today. Before you hit stop please take a second a give this podcast a review and again share it with a friend, like I said before it really is a big help. Until next week … stay rootless. How you can support the podcast! 1) Leave us a review on Apple, Spotify, or wherever it is you listen to podcasts. 2) Tell a friend or family member to tune in! 3) If you like what you hear, consider supporting us with a small monthly contribution. 4) If you think you might make a great podcast guest, send us an email. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rootlessliving/support

This week, Cherie Ve Ard and Chris Dunphy, together known as Technomadia, share their journey from living in a small trailer to the bus conversion, class b, and boat that they travel in today. Along the way, they started the Mobile Internet Resource Center, and they’ll share their thoughts on the future of mobile internet connections, while giving us a preview of their new TV Show “The RVers” on the Discovery Channel.

On this week's episode of the Great Loop Radio podcast, Chris Dunphy & Cherie Ve Ard, also known as "Technomadia", are our guests.  They'll be discussing the best options to ensure internet connectivity while Looping.

We’re back aboard the motor vessel Y-Not in Jacksonville, Florida, with nomadic tech celebs Chris Dunphy and Cherie Ve Ard of Technomadia.com and the Mobile Internet Resource Center. After 14 years together, Chris and Cherie are technically still on their fifth date. For us living full time in an RV or aboard a boat, they're famous. They’re forever on top of evolving mobile internet technology for a committed audience of raging fans. And since they run the Mobile Internet Resource Center from the road, they are walking the talk and living the dream. This conversation is as much about taking chances and pursuing a dream as much as it’s about cooperating in life and business as committed partners. And since beginning their life together inside a 16-foot travel trailer, they know about both the pursuit and the commitment.

Want to take a leap and pursue a dream? After 14 years, this couple is technically still on their fifth date. They’re also niche celebrities. Cherie Ve Ard and Chris Dunphy are world-famous tech geeks for their personal blog and website, Technomadia.com. Their business, The Mobile Internet Resource Center, advises those living in an RV or aboard a boat how to best connect to the internet. This pair has a really interesting yin and yang dynamic, and share a fondness for Burning Man. Their relationship began long before social media, when they met in an internet discussion forum about the Toyota Prius. They manage a staff of dedicated and driven employees whom they’ve never met. And their business is based on a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week news cycle related to all things mobile technology. It can be all consuming, yet they still figure out ways to take it easy and have some fun even when there is mayhem in the ether.

Cherie met Chris online after he was already full-time on the road and decided to sell her house to join him. They’ve been together on the road since 2006 evolving from a 16-foot trailer to a 17-foot trailer to currently a 35-foot vintage bus conversion and a 47-foot motor yacht!  Both Chris and Cherie have backgrounds in tech so they were able to continue working on the road as long as they had an internet connection. As they shared their adventures and travels, they kept getting the same question over and over: How do they stay connected to the mobile internet? That question eventually led to a book called, The Mobile Internet Handbook. But it turns out mobile internet technology and options change very quickly. So the book quickly led to a website that’s constantly being updated with guides and reviews for different internet plans, hardware, and options. They offer a ton of free information while also being member supported so they can remain unbiased with their recommendations. In this episode, Chris and Cherie give us a general overview of how to approach your mobile internet needs and the options out there. We discuss why it’s important to assess your particular needs, the pros and cons to Wi-Fi, cellular, and satellite internet plus alternatives you’ve probably never thought of. They explain how a booster works and if you even need one along with how to maximize your hardware purchases so you don’t have to constantly upgrade. This is an extremely helpful and practical episode with a fun couple of people that you don’t want to miss!   Follow Chris and Cherie’s personal travels at: technomadia.com And on YouTube at Technomadia Discover everything you need to know about mobile internet at: mobileinternetinfo.com And on Youtube at Mobile Internet Resource Center Join their Facebook group: Internet for RVers and Cruisers Find Cherie and Chris on Instagram: @cherie_technomadia and @chris_technomadia     Connect with Campers In Vans: Instagram: @campersinvansgettingcoffee Website: CampersInVansGettingCoffee.com Facebook: @campersinvansgettingcoffee Twitter: @campersinvans

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Today on the podcast I'm interviewing Chris and Cherie from Technomadia. I first interviewed Chris and Cherie back on Episode 9 of the podcast. Since then, they now have two nomadic homes. In the winter, they roam by land in a 1961 vintage bus conversion and in the warmer months they slowly cruise by motoryacht, exploring the Great Loop. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rve/message

On Episode #9 of The RV Entrepreneur I sat down with Technomadia to talk about how the nomadic career and how they stay connected while boon-docking and staying in national parks. If you’ve never heard of Technomadia, they keep a blog at Technomadia.com and they wrote a book called The Mobile Internet Handbook. They’ve also been advisors to companies like RVillage and Xscapers, developed several of their own apps, and been at this RV lifestyle thing for longer than most. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rve/message

Cherie and Chris live on a converted vintage bus that they have packed with technology. They call themselves technomads (technology-enabled nomads). The bus has a solar electric system, lithium ion batteries, a mobile internet setup, and lots of other fun gadgets. Cherie & Chris work online whilst travelling and visiting new places. In this interview they share their inspiring story, including both the highlights and the downsides of life on the road. Show Notes: Technomadia Website