Re: Questions
The Flytrex Live 3G uses the 3G GSM network. H2O wireless uses AT&T's network (cell towers). Verizon uses a different type of network, CDMA/LTE.
Get the micro sim for H2O wireless from bestbuy or wherever sells it, also get a $10 prepaid cell service card. Activate it online, insert the card into the Flytrex and you should be up and running not too much longer after that.
Navman said:I have the Flytrex 3G live on order & also downloaded the Android app in the meantime.
All of our cell phones are with Verizon as we have great coverage in our area with them, T-Mobile had too many dropped calls.
Things I don't understand in the flytrex manual http://www.flytrex.com/support/flytrex-live/manual/
"5. Data MicroSIM and Data Usage
Live uses 2G data microSIM for its live telemetry stream. You can order such microSIM from most local mobile carriers. When ordering, make sure the SIM crad is designed for use with 2G GPRS modems"
Isn't 2G being phased out in favor of 3G & 4G?
Best Buy sells the H20 plan referenced above.
Does H20 tap into any available network? (Verizon, Sprint, AT&T or T-Mobile)
Thanks for your help!
The Flytrex Live 3G uses the 3G GSM network. H2O wireless uses AT&T's network (cell towers). Verizon uses a different type of network, CDMA/LTE.
Get the micro sim for H2O wireless from bestbuy or wherever sells it, also get a $10 prepaid cell service card. Activate it online, insert the card into the Flytrex and you should be up and running not too much longer after that.