ChristofferB
EF2
- Joined
- Aug 27, 2009
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I live in Sweden and chase the plains for somewhere between 1-3 weeks a year, which I am very grateful to be able to do living so far away from the action. I always have to rely on my fellow chasers' data, Starbucks wifi etc to be able to check radar, tweet / read tweets which obviously is quite annoying so this year I am determined to get data.
I looked through this section but most threads cover packages for US citizens. I need a prepaid SIM-card that I can use that does not require me to have an address in the US or at least not require a US-citizenship etc. What are my options here?
- I, obviously, want great coverage. I will be riding in cars with amplifiers as well but I want it to work in rural Oklahoma. Coverage is not absolutely crucial though since my data won't be the one we rely on.
- I will be using the data for: Radar (primarily), Twitter/Facebook, occationally as a hotspot.
- I am not a US citizen but can, if needed, provide an address for it to be sent to.
- I will not really be needing phone/text-services. Just data.
I have checked online and found a few but it is very difficult to determine what I should go for. Especially in terms of coverage.
Any suggestions?
I looked through this section but most threads cover packages for US citizens. I need a prepaid SIM-card that I can use that does not require me to have an address in the US or at least not require a US-citizenship etc. What are my options here?
- I, obviously, want great coverage. I will be riding in cars with amplifiers as well but I want it to work in rural Oklahoma. Coverage is not absolutely crucial though since my data won't be the one we rely on.
- I will be using the data for: Radar (primarily), Twitter/Facebook, occationally as a hotspot.
- I am not a US citizen but can, if needed, provide an address for it to be sent to.
- I will not really be needing phone/text-services. Just data.
I have checked online and found a few but it is very difficult to determine what I should go for. Especially in terms of coverage.
Any suggestions?