Router in a car = wifi in a car

[deepengrurung]

So, i have two routers one is of asus and other is of dlink 2750u

And dlink router has a usb 3g support ,then I thought of getting a usb 3g modem and keeping my sim in it for internet (i have 2 sim[idk why])

THE QUESTION IS WILL IT WORK.?(in a car not outside)

[Stefan1024]

It may work, but most smartphones have this functionallity build-in.

No nerd for ghetto mod.

[Smooth Bunz]

Do you have a regular outlet in your car? If not they make adapters and then it should work

[ShadowCaptain]

SNIP

 

Just turn on tethering on your phone

[deepengrurung]

It may work, but most smartphones have this functionallity build-in.

No nerd for ghetto mod.

I have two phones which only support 2g

And i have iphone 5s which drains battery and overheats

[deepengrurung]

Do you have a regular outlet in your car? If not they make adapters and then it should work

I have 2 regular outlets in my car (i dont know why but it has)

[deepengrurung]

I have 2 regular outlets in my car (i dont know why but it has)

Not big ones but two pairs of circle outlets

[Smooth Bunz]

I have 2 regular outlets in my car (i dont know why but it has)

It should work then

[Raffy98]

Assuming you have a car power adapter and all the acccessories needed you could do it... 

[mluton]

We used to keep a MIFI device in the works van powered via the Cigarette lighter.

[Real_PhillBert]

Just turn on tethering on your phone

 

This seems like a much easier option to me...

[ShadowCaptain]

This seems like a much easier option to me...

 

yeah and if your phone has shit battery life just plug it into to charge

[Blake]

So, i have two routers one is of asus and other is of dlink 2750u

And dlink router has a usb 3g support ,then I thought of getting a usb 3g modem and keeping my sim in it for internet (i have 2 sim[idk why])

THE QUESTION IS WILL IT WORK.?(in a car not outside)

Yes, assuming you can supply power to the modem. a lot of public wifi networks (like the ones in McDonalds) are just this, gives you free wifi, and keeps you off the internal network (i.e. don't need to worry about vlans, etc).

[deepengrurung]

Yes, assuming you can supply power to the modem. a lot of public wifi networks (like the ones in McDonalds) are just this, gives you free wifi, and keeps you off the internal network (i.e. don't need to worry about vlans, etc).

I dont have mcdonalds in my country or public wifi

[deepengrurung]

yeah and if your phone has shit battery life just plug it into to charge

I need my phone to call also

[ShadowCaptain]

I need my phone to call also

 

You can still call, and still use your phone for whatever you want when tethering is enabled