Billy, good morning. Walking by the morning. Hi everyone, my name is Trent and

as most of you already know, I live, travel, game, and work out of my van. And today I have found myself in the

beautiful, historic city of Savannah, Georgia. But I had to come here because I got to get some chores done. I need to

wash clothes, I need to take a shower, buy some groceries, catch up on some work, and uh, I'm taking you guys along for the

ride. So yeah, it's going to be one of those videos, but it's going to be interesting. And that's mainly because

throughout this video I will be using the ASUS RTX 57 Go travel router, which is a router specifically designed and

built for people like me who live, travel, work, and game on the road. And this thing comes with some very, very cool functions

that I'll get into throughout this video. So make sure you watch this video all the way to the end. But for now, I

think I'm going to finish this walk around town with Millie, and then I'm thinking about hitting this coffee shop

up the road to get some work done. All right, bye Millie. I'll be back. See

you soon. Okay, I got to catch up on some work, and there's this cool local coffee shop up the road here that I want to check

out. And I always love going to local places whenever I'm in unique cities like this because, one, it gives me a

taste of the culture a little bit, and two, it gives me some social interaction, which is very much needed for me because

I travel alone. Hi, can I just get a 12 oz cold brew? Yeah. [Music] All right folks, here is my coffee shop.

My editing suite is pretty fancy, if you ask me. I've got my editing setup on my main monitor, and then on my second monitor,

I've got my music catalog and all my footage. And then, of course, we've got our travel router that we're hooked up to,

and it's directly being powered off of my laptop, which I think is really cool. But while this coffee shop offers public

Wi-Fi, I'm actually connected to VG wireless internet. VG wireless internet actually stands for vanlife

gaming wireless internet, which is actually my private network. It's coming directly from this travel router. And while this router doesn't produce

its own internet, basically what I'm doing is utilizing its public Wi-Fi mode, which is the public Wi-Fi internet

service provider mode. And this router is connected to the coffee shop's public Wi-Fi; however, I created my own private

network within that public Wi-Fi, so I could securely and safely connect to the internet with my laptop. And this is

actually really, really important because it adds an extra layer of security when you're browsing online in a public place

like this. Because if you're connected to public Wi-Fi, your system and all your information is very, very vulnerable.

There's not a lot of security there. But being on your own private network adds another layer of security. But I'm going

to get to catching up on some work here, enjoy this coffee shop's atmosphere, and finish drinking my coffee. And then I

think I'm going to maybe try to find a place to do some laundry, take a shower, and some other things. I don't know; we'll

figure it out. But I've got to get to work. All right, well, that was a nice hour or so of work. I finished up a video,

caught up on some emails, so I'm feeling pretty good. And now, next up on my to-do list is to do some laundry, and there's

Actually, there's a laundromat down the road here, right next to a dog park, so I think I'm going to do some laundry. Let Millie

play around a little bit, and I'll clean up the van while we wait for the laundry to finish. Millie, how

are you doing? How you doing, girl? Good job holding down the fort while I was gone. Do you want to go to the dog park? Yeah.

Okay, let's go. Wait, no, not yet. We've got to drive there first. Hang tight. Hang tight. [Music]

Your new home. All right, laundry's in and washing. And this is how I do laundry. A lot of you

guys ask about that all the time—how am I able to wash my clothes? And this is it.

I go to laundromats around town and do my washing there. Usually it's about $10–$15, depending on the load, which is

not too bad if you ask me. But while we wait for all my laundry to get done, I'm

uploading a new video to YouTube. However, I ran into a little bit of a predicament here. My Starlink dish is kind of pointed

directly at this billboard and these trees here. And if you know anything about Starlink, little obstructions like

that can make your signal a little spotty; it'll drop in and out here and there. So a cool thing that this travel

router does is I can tether my Starlink to my Verizon hotspot here to increase the stability of my internet, which is so

freaking cool! Something I've been wanting to do for so long. And basically what that means is it's using my

Starlink as my main internet; however, if Starlink drops out because of these obstructions here, it'll seamlessly just

connect to my Verizon hotspot, so I don't lose internet for a second or two, which is freaking amazing! If you're in the

in the middle of doing something where you need good internet stability, like uploading a YouTube video, playing a game, streaming something, or doing a video call, and

while my hotspot is plugged into the router, it's also charging at the same time, which is pretty cool. And if I

wanted to, I could plug my phone into the router and it'll use my phone as a hotspot. But since I have a separate

hotspot, I decided to use that instead. But this thing is super, super cool, man. I'm really loving this thing; it's small,

it's super lightweight, and I really want to figure out a way to bypass my Starlink modem/router and just

completely just use this router as my main routing source, which is possible, and I plan to do that later in the video.

But for now, I think Millie and I are going to hit up the dog park. Millie, you

ready to go to the dog park? Come on, let's go! Wow, this is a beautiful dog park; however,

I don't see any other dogs, which was the whole point of coming here so Millie could get some social interaction.

But honestly, she's an only child; she knows how to have fun by herself, so she's good. But man, what a beautiful day today!

It's like a high of 68 Fahrenheit; we've got clear skies; it's a nice spring day.

The perfect day to do some van life chores. But honestly, I actually really love chore day like this; it's

therapeutic for me. I love cleaning up the van and getting stuff done; it makes me feel real good, so I'm having a blast

today. I don't know about you guys. Ooh, I think I see some dogs over there, Millie.

Let's go say hi. Come on! Hello everyone! Good girl, Millie! Very good dog! Beautiful dogs! How about yours? Oh,

This is Millie. Millie, hi! Millie, hi! How you doing? No, Millie, don't jump! I know. Yes.

Millie, there we go! She's having so much fun. All right, Millie, you ready to go? Bye!

Nice to meet you guys! It's nice meeting you guys. Thank you. Bye! Nice to meet you. Good

job, Millie! Well, that was fun. Met some nice people, met some nice dogs. Can't complain, but it's probably about time to

go change over my laundry. It's probably done washing, so let's get out of here, Millie. Come

on. [Music] Okay, laundry has changed over. It is finally drying, and while that dries, I think I'm going to try and do a nice

good sweep of the van. Millie and I have been enjoying the beach this past week or so, and in that process, we have

dragged in a ton of beach sand in the van, so I'm going to try to sweep and

vacuum this place up, wipe down the counters, get it nice and squeaky clean before we bring in this fresh new

[Music] [Music] laundry [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]

[Music] Okay. [Music] [Music] [Music] Oh! [Music] No, not really. I'm I'm traveling

and yeah, I'm just traveling across the country and I like filming stuff like this. People: Good for you! What's that?

Good for you! Oh, thank you! Anybody do that to you like behind...? Oh yeah, all the time. Can I do it? Yeah, go

right ahead! Savannah, Georgia. You do! Thank you! All right, the van is all squeaky clean, free from dirt, grime, and beach

sand. I cleaned every inch of this van and it's feeling real good. However, I haven't made my bed just yet because I

Need to buy a new fitted sheet; my other one was in bad shape, so I'll probably do that tonight before I shower.

My video is uploaded and posted, and that took about an hour and a half to upload, mainly because it's a super long video

and it's 4K. But I really do think having the ability to tether my hotspot to my

Starlink really helped in this situation, considering the obstructions outside. But the sun has officially set; however, the

day is not over. I need to head to Walmart, grab a fitted sheet among a few other things, and then I'm going to head

to Planet Fitness and shower, and then, last but not least, find a place to sleep for the night. So let's get to

it. All right, I found a place to settle down for the night, smack-dab in the middle of the city; however, I'm on this nice

private, secluded street. I just took Millie on a nice little walk around, and it feels pretty safe here, so we're going

to call this place home for the night. And I'm feeling clean; the van's feeling clean; I got all my chores done, and now

it's time to chill out in the van, play some games, make some food, and finally relax. So I'm going to start setting up

Starlink and trying to implement this new travel router from Asus into my system and show you guys a few more cool

features on it. Okay, so the goal right now is to figure out how to permanently integrate the Asus RT-AX57 Go travel router into my

current internet setup. And I use Starlink for my internet, and I have for years; however, there have been rumors

that if you replace the kit router that the Starlink kit comes with with a third-party router, like this travel router

right here, it increases both stability and speeds. Now, I don't know if there's any truth to that, but we're going to

find out today, but what I do know for sure is that having the ability to tether a hotspot to your Starlink is

100% going to increase my stability, which I'm really excited about. And in order to integrate this router into my

system, I'm going to have to bypass the Starlink router, which basically will make this a power brick; essentially, it

won't be using any of the router functions; it'll just be a power source for the dish that's on the roof of my

van. But the whole reason I want to do this is: one, having the ability to tether a hotspot, obviously; but also, the TP-Link

Archer AX57 Go comes with a lot of other cool features, like AI protection, which is really great because it'll scan your

network and notify you if there are any infected devices on your network or trying to get on your network. And you

don't really think about that being an issue for someone like me, you know, living and traveling out of a van,

because I'm often not in cities like this. But also, I find myself caravanning with other van lifers quite a bit, and

not everyone has Starlink internet like I do, so I often let people use my internet when I'm on the road with other

Vanlife City Camping with ASUS RT-AX57 Go (Travel Router)

Vanlife City Camping with ASUS RT-AX57 Go (Travel Router)