In trying to replace them I put my hand through them, they were in worse shape than I expected. The new ones were able to slide right in and I Butel taped them, screwed them in place, and put Dicor around the seams, and then put Eternabond tape on top of that.
This is the story of my journey building a tiny house, my mini mobile cottage. 8ft x 24ft of living space, I can't wait to see the end product and I want to share it with you! It is my goal to be both smart and helpful in what I post to help you in your journey. Thanks for following along.
Monday, February 22, 2021
Two New Fans for ventilation
In trying to replace them I put my hand through them, they were in worse shape than I expected. The new ones were able to slide right in and I Butel taped them, screwed them in place, and put Dicor around the seams, and then put Eternabond tape on top of that.
Making progress with an excellent Internet connection
I purchased a Pepwave MAX Transit Cat 18 router and a MobileMark 7-in-1 5G Antenna. While this can house up to 2 SIM cards, I am running just one at the moment. I got a T-Mobile 100GB data plan for hotspots & routers. After testing it, which was very easy to set up. I got this router package from www.mobilemusthave.com and their videos on installing it made it simple and super easy.
As you can see from the pictures above I mounted my MobileMark 7-in-1 5G Antenna on the nose of the trailer. I have it sealed in Dicor, expecting to not have any leaks.
The 7-in-1 cables connected to the back of the Pepwave.
You can see that I have this hard-wired to the DC power supply.
I did a Speedtest on both my computer and smartphone, I was getting about 27 Mbps down and 15 Mbps up, this is awesome and while I only have one SIM in the unit, I could add another, and then the router would pick the fastest connection as I travel around. So far this is have been a very good experience.