Togo has partnered with Winegard to manufacture the Roadlink C2, basing it on a slightly modified version of the Winegard ConnecT 2.0 that adds a GPS receiver to allow remote tracking functions through an app.
Togo also promises future GPS location-based services and features that will be rolled out to tap into this capability.
The Roadlink C2 is a completely outdoor roof-mounted unit, with no indoor component. Inside the 16" diameter and 8" height dome there are 3 Wi-Fi antennas for reaching remote Wi-Fi access points, and a cellular modem with dual antennas.
It's a clean and simple all-in-one unit that only requires running a single 12v power cord from the roof to your RV's interior. Your indoor Wi-Fi network is broadcast wirelessly from your roof.
Who is Togo?
Togo is the technology division of a new company in the RVing market called TH2, which started up in late 2018 as a partnership between RV industry giant Thor Industries and Tourism Holdings, Ltd.
Thor Industries also owns Airstream, which is how they were able to tap into the same Unlimited Adventure data plan negotiated with AT&T.
Specifications:
- Model Name: Togo Roadlink C2
- Router Specs:
- Wi-Fi Router:
- Outdoor 2.4GHz Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n - 450Mbps Max (3x3 MIMO)
- Indoor Wi-Fi: None - roof does double-duty.
- Wi-Fi Antenna: 3x Outdoor Antennas
- Wi-Fi as WAN: Yes - Roof Mounted Long Range
- Guest Wi-Fi Network: Yes
- Wi-Fi Router:
- Cellular Tethering via USB: No USB Port
- Integrated Cellular Modem & Antennas:
- Roof-mounted LTE modem w/ 2x MIMO antennas (this is not a 'cellular booster')
- Locked to AT&T - only compatible with a Roadlink plan (but can be unlocked).
- LTE bands B2, B4, B5, B13, B17.
- UMTS B2 / B5.
- Mini-SIM Slot - must access the roof to swap SIM cards.
- LTE Cat 4 - Peak Theoretical 150Mbps Down, 50 Mbps Up
- No LTE-A Carrier Aggregation
- Dimensions: 16" diameter, 8" tall
- Ethernet Ports: No easily accessible port
- Power Source: Direct 12V power supply
- Outdoor Rated: Yes
- Special Features: GPS Tracking Features
- Retail Price: $399
Cellular Plan Options
The Roadlink C2 was designed for use with the AT&T RV DataConnect Plans, and was originally popular with a sweet $360/year unlimited AT&T plan that was pulled in early 2020 and not grandfathered in.
The Winegard ConnecT 2.0 hardware is compatible with Verizon and T-Mobile, but Togo tells us that the Roadlink C2 is locked so that it will only work with the official companion Roadlink data plans. But Winegard can unlock the device so you can use it with other plans. You can get more information about unlocking your device here.
Unlimited Adventurer Retired on 1/15/2020
AT&T retired the $360/year unlimited data plan effective 1/15/2020, and existing customers were not grandfathered in for renewals.
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