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  Reply # 669906 9-Aug-2012 07:18 Send private message

Where actually going to be based in the bay of islands for sometime, firstly russell then up to kerikeri.



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  Reply # 671523 12-Aug-2012 18:42 Send private message

Got a skinny chip put it in my dual sim android phone and turned on the hotspot option, getting about 2.4mb down.

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  Reply # 671565 12-Aug-2012 20:15 Send private message

kegnkiwi: My young son watched a youtube video mine you it was 45 mins long, not sure on 2 degrees here in russell our mobiles are on 2 degrees but the net connection seems slow.


kegnkiwi: Where actually going to be based in the bay of islands for sometime, firstly russell then up to kerikeri.

We live a few km out of Russell on the back road.  I can assure you that there is no 2D coverage either in Russell or Kerikeri (where we visit regularly).  At all times you will be roaming on Vodafone which is why it's so expensive.

There is an internet cafe in Russell with ADSL2+ connection, so why don't you use it for viewing YouTube videos, and restrict use of the USB data stick to web browsing or email only?





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