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sheldons65

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  • Birthday 06/07/1965

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  1. Already full time nearly 3 years. We are currently going on 59. Still working so that’s how we get health insurance. Wonder what to budget for 2 people 2 years until Medicare at 65? Where are people getting health insurance these days not working? Obamacare marketplace?
  2. I basically don't need the Wifi radio noise coming from the Starlink router. Everything is all controlled by one router as well.
  3. I had spent the whole morning with no success. It was all offline. WifiRanger support called me back. I connected up the Spruce and everything is back working like it was before. I didn't really do anything. I don't have safe surf enabled and use several static, my own selected DNS instead of auto. Weird.
  4. Today, it powers up and will sort of connect but then goes to OFFILINE, stalled no data. It won't actually establish a data connection via cable or Wifi. All of these internet sources it's connected to are working just fine. I've not made any parameter changes to any of this equipment. It has been working fine for the past couple of years. Currently have been using it with Starlink in Bypass Mode via Ethernet cable, T Mobile M2000 via USB, and Netgear Nighthawk MR1100 over Wifi. Sometimes I've used Multi-WAN but generally just manually switch the Spruce from one of those 3 internet sources as needed. On occasion I may jump on park Wifi no issue. Updated firmware a couple of weeks ago to latest: b14, 7.1.0b14 I've done several power cycles and factory default resets from the WifiRanger web interface. No change. Still no connection. For now I'm just going directly to the Starlink router, M2000 or Nighthawk and have removed the Spruce. Anyone heard of similar issues or a fix? It feels like my Spruce is toast. What do you think? My GoAC sort of went bonkers later on as well. Probably need to start researching a PepWave something?
  5. We had upgraded to Micro Air Easy Touch thermostats. They are awesome by the way. In hotter climates we run both on manual high. However, the auto setting actually works likes it's supposed to. https://www.microair.net/
  6. Those are good questions. This Montana has a ducted type AC system with 2 square intakes for the front and 2 square intakes for the back. The ducting also brings them both together for outlets. Here is what we have done. - ducts can be prone to collapse, recognized fix/hack performed using PVC - thermal HVAC tape checked and applied where needed around outside of vents. Basically making sure it's done correctly - Intake filters of proper material type and cleaned regularly - Internal fins cleaned several times the past 2 years using that spray can stuff made for such jobs. They were relatively clean. Also inspected complete systems on roof for any areas that don't seal well. Any outside debris cleaned as well. - Every other louvre cut from outlets as another recommended hack for this AC. There's also a round part of the outlets that sticks up too high into the ducts. Cut those down using a dremel t be closer to the bottom of the ducts. - Gas heat intakes covered covered with that silver thermal bubble wrap insulation - Considering switching to heat outlets in the floor which allow you to close them (that wheel you can turn to open and close) - Infrared thermometer for checking wheel hubs is also handy for AC. Average a 20 to 22 degree difference between inlet and outlet. Bedroom cooling works well so we put a fan blowing down the hall to living - Have bunkhouse office with no cooling outlets From a complete system viewpoint it seems like we need a bit extra AC added to the design.
  7. Thanks but not enough space to install with major modifications.
  8. We prefer not to be crowded in like sardines. Boondocking doesn’t really work for us as I’m still working a few more years. We are ok with being sardined a week or two as long as the area is interesting.
  9. It seems like universal hardware rather than a plan? https://www.rvmobileinternet.com/insty-connect-offering-x62-5g-modems-a-first-for-mobile-routers/
  10. It seems like universal hardware rather than a plan?
  11. I’ll research a bit but if it’s not one of the 3 major carriers then it’s some 3rd party reseller. They work until they don’t, leaving you without a connection.
  12. We have a 40.5 foot Montana with a 13K in bedroom and 15k in living room. We also have bunkhouse layout which I converted to office. Don’t have the budget to add 3rd rooftop AC. Have taken steps to insulate better. Window unit not compatible. Any experience with a decent portable AC unit where you vent hose through a window? FYI we would insulate the hosel.
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