T&T: Aircards-More Info please

Pascal Gademer pascal at sandbarhopper.com
Tue May 27 13:04:30 EDT 2008


you buy it and sign up with Verizon, Sprint or ATTCingular.  Most offer 
unlimited (with fine print) service between $50 to $70 a month (plus taxes)

speed vary from location to location... 3G (near DSL speed) is becoming 
available in more and more areas. I'm in Nantucket right now and ATT has 3G 
service.  I just brought a boat up here from Miami and had either EDGE or 3G 
99% of the time while underway.  (only dead spots where in NC between north 
of Moorhead City and Coinjock.

It's a little more than DSL or Cable but you can connect anywhere without 
having to worry about finding free wifi

pascal
miami,fl
70 hatteras 53MY
live helm cam @ www.sandbarhopper.com

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bob/Myrna Siegel" <thesiegels at erols.com>
To: <trawlers-and-trawlering at lists.samurai.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 11:24 AM
Subject: T&T: Aircards-More Info please


> Our internet service at home  is via dial-up and we are satisfied.  Our
> laptops can access the internet when we are in hot-spots, e.g. libraries, 
> some
> marinas, etc.  We can also dial our ISP via phone when away from home if 
> the
> ISP has a local or toll free phone number from that area. Exactly what are
> aircards? How does one pay for their service, i.e. are charges per minute 
> or a
> single up-front charge when purchased ?
> Bob Siegel Annapolis
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