GUMPY

I knew there's a catch there always is It's only that price for Prime members.

I had the same thought in post #3

If it's anything like the Scancom 3 SIM there are no restrictions. Remarkable deal. Despite my home broadband on 3 running until December 2025 I just spotted this SIM https://amzn.eu/d/ifFpjFw With the extra 10% I was offered it's £67.50 for 500gb a month until November 2027. That's under £2.50 a month. Hopefully I can live with 500gb, that's over 16gb a day 🫣

Blocked inlet ?

Just a note All SIM must work in both phones and routers. It's been law for a few years now.

There are 4g routers that are 4x4 mimo, most of the higher end Huawei ones are. Most 4g routers only bring one pair of antenna out to the sockets on the back so run in 2x2 when in a steel box even if they are capable of 4x4 the B818 does this as that only brings the low band out on to the external sockets. Most 5g routers* only bring one pair of the 5g antenna out to the sockets on the back so if no 4g available on the internal antenna there is no 5g either. This means that without modification and external antenna when enclosed in a steel box most routers do not give their best. *I think the NR5013E is unique in the fact that it brings 4g and 5g antennas to the sockets. No because that was my phone not a router. However it does show that on the same device 5g is not always that much better than 4g. This is in a location where I can get workable 4g and 5g reception with NO antennas connected at all.

Sheridan Marine used to be / still are the go to place for water motor spares. https://www.sheridanmarine.com/watermota Freeman cruisers is the same place company. https://www.freemancruisers.com/faq/question/89/

Even that has been dumbed down and is now weaker than it used to be 😟

"A barge is a flat-bottomed boat, typically used for transporting freight, especially on canals and rivers. They are usually long and can carry heavy goods or passengers. Barges can be towed or self-propelled, and their size and beam can vary, with some being too wide for certain canals. " Seems to cover narrow boats, not sure about fibreglass cruisers.

I only just realised that😱

It's a close run thing here: Upload speed is better

That's one thing I don't miss about living on a boat, even though we had Aircon in parts of them.