Wireless Cards first road trip

[Justin]

I am currently writing this from mile marker 100 on I-80.  In between Erda and Lake Point, there was a patchy spot where I got almost no speed, but after that, I have been getting 3-5 bars, and speeds faster than I get out at the MMP.  The only draw back is the morning sun glares off my keyboard, and on to the screen.  I am going to see how well my speed increase/decrease up the I-15 corridor to Brigham.  Let the experiment begin.

[Justin]

Well, if your traveling north on I-15, expect delays today!  At the 650N exit in Roy, there is a bad accident on the overpass creating delays due to police and medical officials forcing vehicles off the road.  There is lots of ice and slush on the road creating a multi-car pileup involving 2 semi trucks and 15 pickups, cars and 2 suvs, one of was only half there.  Most of the vehichles were off the side of the road, and even in the ditch below the overpass, this is not a good day to be on the roads, thats all I can say.

[DaijoubuKun]

I love those cell cards. What service do you have? If it's Verison can I have your ESN #? 

[Justin]

Well I am on my way back home now, and the card worked really good (with the exception of on ksl.com when I was trying to look up the wreck).  Coming back I have full bars and about a full 1.5 Mb Connection.  Very glad I got this, besides the (most occasional) times when it tries to open web pages in save files.  And I have this through AT&T, and No, you can't have my ESN/IMPA/IMEI numbers!

[bassmadrigal]

Man I am jealous... I wish I had one, but then my laptop hardly ever leaves my desk.