GL: RE; Verizon on the Loop

[sundowner@tmg-mad.com]

FYI:  You can setup the computer running the Aircard to share the Internet
connection -- no router is required.  We have two laptops on the boat -- one
for navigation/business and one for the kids.  We share the Verizon Aircard
connection.

Robert Meyer
1990 32' Sundowner Pilothouse "BRAZO"
Sturgeon Bay,
WI


----- Original Message ----
From: Ralph Yost (home)
<Ralph@AlphaCompServices.com>
To: mike.sullivan1@us.army.mil; T%26T Loop List
<great-loop@lists.samurai.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 9, 2006 7:25:28 AM
Subject: Re: GL: RE; Verizon on the Loop


Mike:
Do you have your wireless
card connected to a router/lan device to allow 
more than one computer to
share the service?
I want to connect several devices (2 laptops and a camera)
to the service on 
our boat (when we get it).
thanks
R.

>
> We have the
Verizon Broadband air card on Irish Ayes, and it has worked 
> perfectly
everywhere except the lower Tombigby River.  I am very satisfied 
> with it.
We get high speed internet and email access from the boat, or 
> wherever we
are, and it works fast, everytime.  You can fine the aircard 
> for free at
places like Best-Buy, Circuit City, and often at the verizon 
> story itself,
or at a great discount.  Then the cost is 59.95 a month for 
> unlimited
service.  You do not use the minutes from your Verizon cell 
> phone to access
the broadband internet connection with the aircard.  It is 
> a separate
account and phone number.  We are very satisfied customers.  We 
> have had
great service from Knoxville to Cocoa Beach, FL, with the 
> exception of the
lower Tombigby River.
>
> Mike Sullivan
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