KR1 router

[Buffpilot]

Well I just got our Verizon Air Card and so far have been very impressed. Some of you have the Kyocera KR1 router and I did a Google search and found it on line, is this where you purchased it? Price was $230 appprox. after rebate. We will be traveling soon and wanted to buy locally if possible. Checked CompUSA but they did not show it available there. Thanks in advance

[Glenn and Lorraine]

Both jrgwdenner and I have the KR1 and we both bought ours online through Booster Antenna. Their service and tech support are great and I highly recommend them.

[Buffpilot]

Thanks for the speedy reply, I will check them out. Plan to use the KR1 in the stick house and drop the DSL.

[trukdoc]

Is this KR1 Router for use with Verizon only or will it work with any service ie: Cingular.

[jrgwdenner]

trukdoc, if you check that link you will find the answer to any and all questions. I think it will take most aircards (not Express cards, they are newer.) Glenn and I have different aircards and they both work, both with Verizon, I think. We also dropped our dial up account and use the KR1 router both on the road and at home. It's one of the best changes we've ever made.

Booster-Antenna.com is the best place to buy one. They have great support.

[adelmoll]

I use the Verizon Air Card without the router. Only problem is that I am the only one that can use it. If you have more then one using it at the same time, you need to go thru a router. As soon as Bill completes his contract with his Cingular Card we will be getting the router and dropping his Cingular. It stinks and costs $80 per month. He can't get on 75% of the time. My Verizon is great about 95% of the time for the area's we have been in which is about 1/2 of the lower 48 plus Alaska.

Helen

[jrgwdenner]

Glad to hear that you're getting the router, Helen, as I know you'll enjoy it. Don't forget the $50 rebate ends at the end of the month.