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Morocco 3G Internet Dongle - Maroc Telecom Pay As You Go Data

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If you are heading to Morocco you're going to want to get online and the best way to go about this is to purchase a Maroc Telecom dongle.<br />
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Campsite Wifi has been, in our experience, unreliable and by contrast we found the dongle incredibly fast and easily quick enough to have a video Skype call back to the UK. Of course there may be areas where reception is limited but overall we have been very impressed.<br />
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<b>Where to Buy</b><br />
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We would recommend purchasing one from a branded shop rather then a third party dealer for piece of mind, these look exactly like the phone shops we have back at home garishly decorated in blue and orange. The sign may be in 'English' or Arabic but the logo remains the same. We purchased ours at a Maroc Telecom shop within a Marjane Supermarket in Marrakesh. You will need your passport with you as a form of identification and you will receive a small box containing your modem and a shrink-wrapped credit card sized package which is your SIM.<br />
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If you are traveling anticlockwise around Morocco, the first Maroc Telecom shop you come to is in Asilah. The shop has a red and white phone mast on the top of the building so you can't miss it!<br />
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The address is - Rue Khalid Ben Oualid n° 41<br />
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<b>The Cost</b><br />
In January 2012 the cost was 199dh (£15) which includes a USB modem, most likely a Huawei 153, SIM card and also a months worth of unlimited internet use which begins when you first insert the dongle.<br />
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<b>How to Use</b><br />
Remove the dongle from the package and insert the sim card by sliding the white cover off the device. Take a note of the PIN code printed on the card as you removed your SIM from as you will be promoted for this each time you connect to the internet.<br />
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Simply insert the dongle into your laptop and allow it to install. If the Autorun install application does not begin, go to My Computer and there will be two new icons a Removeable Drive and and CD Drive Internet Mobile  Click this and open the folder named 'Internet Mobile' and click Setup.exe.<br />
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Screenshots of the software once installed.</div>
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<b>The Speeds</b><br />
The connection speed is up to 3.6Mbps which is easily enough for Skype with video, although the speed is limited once you exceed 400MB in one day to 128Kbps which is still perfectly usable for general browsing. The software provided shows you how much data you have consumed.<br />
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If you think that 400MB/day is not enough then read the 'Other Providers' below, there are some alternatives but the coverage is not as good.<br />
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You should be able to get some form of internet in the majority of locations in Morocco. In reality we have almost always been able to achieve the fastest speed, HSDPA.<br />
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There are other providers available and the biggest competitor is Meditel but having spoken to some other people and having Sophie's phone connected to the network I am not convinced that the coverage is better than Maroc Telecom.<br />
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<b>Topping Up</b><br />
Once you have used your free allowance you will need to top-up your account by either purchasing a top-up card at one of the many outlets across the country or online via <a href="https://paiement.iam.ma/recharge/index.jsp" target="_blank">Maroc Telecom Website</a> which will still be accessible without any credit.<br />
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If you choose to buy a top-up card from a reseller or store you need to text the code from the back of the card using the software's built in SMS function to 555. Once your credit runs out your account is temporarily suspended and if after 3 months you have not topped up your account is cancelled.<br />
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•  1 day: 10 dh (75p)<br />
•  2 days: 20 dh (£1.50)<br />
•  1 week: 50 dh (£3.75)<br />
•  2 weeks: 100 dh (£7.50)<br />
•  1 month: 200 dh (£15)<br />
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You may find that, as in Jan '12, that retailers are running a 'double credit' promotion so that the prices above are in effect halved.<br />
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<b>Tip:</b> If you want to check what date your allowance expires, send a blank text message within the software to 580.</div>
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<b>Improving Reception</b></div>
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By far the best way to improve your reception and chances of achieving a HSDPA connection is to place your dongle outside your van. To do this you will need a USB extension cable no more than 3 meters long and some method of attaching the dongle to an external surface. In our case we simply used a clothes peg to attach it to our roof-mounted Wifi antenna!</div>
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You could also consider removing the sim card and placing it in a different dongle with an external antenna point using the APN settings available on the internet but if you are considering this you probably already have a pretty good idea what you are doing!</div>
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<b>Other Providers</b><br />
Meditel is the second biggest provider of 3G in Morocco and is snapping at the heals or Maroc Telecom. Their dongle deal is presently 229 dh (£17) including 30 days worth of Internet or 22Gb whichever you use up first . If you don't want a dongle then the price is 99 dh (£7.50). Their pricing structure is slightly different to that of Maroc telecom in that instead of a daily 'allowance' it is priced by data used and by time, whichever is used up first.<br />
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<li>24hrs / 1GB = 10 dh (75p)</li>
<li>3 Days / 3GB = 25 dh (£1.90)</li>
<li>7 Days / 5GB = 50 dh (£3.75)</li>
<li>30 Days / 22GB = 200 dh (£15)</li>
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However, compared to Maroc telecom I am lead to believe that the coverage is not so good. We have been on sites where we have 5 bars HSDPA on our Maroc dongle but our neighbour had only very slow GPRS coverage.<a href="http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.meditel.ma%2Fcvr%2Fnat%2F&act=url" target="_blank">Click here</a> for a coverage map.<br />
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There is also a provider called Wana (IMWI) which is a relative newcommer. A dongle currently costs 290 dh (£22) which includes 2 months unlimited internet with as far as we can tell. The coverage, however, is not so great so check before you buy (<a href="http://www.inwi.ma/internet-hdm/couverture-3g-plus" target="_blank">click here for coverage map</a>). Top ups are:<br />
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<li>1 day - 20 dh (£1.50)</li>
<li>1 Week - 70 dh (£5.25)</li>
<li>1 month - 180 dh (£13.50)</li>
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<b>Use the SIM in other devices</b><br />
If you use your Moroccan SIM in another device, you will need your APN Settings.<br />
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<b>Maroc Telecom</b><br />
username: (blank)<br />
password: (blank)<br />
<b>APN:</b> www.iamgprs1.ma (contract) or www.iamgprs2.ma (maybe menara prepaid) or wap.iamgprs.ma (3G Jawal)<br />
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<b>Medi Telecom (Meditel)</b><br />
username: MEDINET<br />
password: MEDINET<br />
<b>APN:</b> internet1.meditel.ma<br />
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<b>Wana Corporate S.A. (inwi)</b><br />
username: WANA<br />
password: WANA<br />
<b>APN</b>: www.wana.ma<br />
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<b>Sharing The Internet</b></div>
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We don't have an iPad so can't comment on if the data SIM will work in there or in a mobile phone or tablet, however by far the easiest way to share the internet connection is to use a bit of software called <a href="http://www.connectify.me/" target="_blank">Connectify </a>which turns your laptops built in Wifi card (which is not being used) into a wireless hotspot. You will need to purchase the 'pro' version in order to share a 3G connection, I will be writing a review on it shortly. </div>
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<b>See also: <a href="http://www.iam.ma/" target="_blank">The Maroc Telecom Website</a></b><br />
                <b><a href="http://www.meditel.ma/" target="_blank">The Meditel Website</a></b><br />
                <a href="http://www.inwi.ma/" target="_blank"><b>The Wana (IMWI) Website</b></a></div>
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Morocco 3G Internet Dongle - Maroc Telecom Pay As You Go Data

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By far
the easiest and cheapest way to pick up internet when travelling abroad in a
motorhome is through the use of Wifi. It is becoming more common for towns to
provide free Wi-FI access as do many cafe’s, bars and of course campsites. Then there is also
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<span lang="EN-GB">It is
wise to treat all unsecured networks with caution and be sensitive over what information
you pass over them, such as banking information and so forth. If you want to be
ultra careful, setup a separate e-mail account with a generic name and unique
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<span lang="EN-GB">The main
thing to facilitate you gaining access to Wi-Fi is through improving your Wi-Fi
antenna over an above the one that comes built into your laptop. There are a number of reasons for this - firstly your built in WiFi antenna was only really designed to work in an office or home environment and was never meant to span large distances. Its antenna is likely just a bit of copper wire running around the internals and if you're using your device inside your motorhome or caravan, you then have the insulation materials to contend with. <o:p></o:p></span></div>
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When this blog post was originally authored April 2011 we went on to recommend some products which were the best that were available at the time. Many of these are now difficult to source or are out of date, but in 2012 we setup a business specifically focussed to supplying the communication needs of fellow Motorhomers - <a href="http://www.motorhomewifi.com/" target="_blank">Motorhome WiFi</a>.<br />
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The products now listed below are a selection of products available on our website and each of them have been tested and used extensively by us. The first two are USB based devices, suitable for laptops and further down there is our iBoost system which will work with multiple devices (including iPads, tablets and phones) simultaneously. </div>
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<b style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal;"><span lang="EN-GB">Motorhome WiFI High Power Omni  (Omni-Directional - Upto 1km range) - £89.99<o:p></o:p></span></b></div>
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first device is a Omni-Directional antenna which means that doesn't have a ‘best’
side, it picks up signals from all around. This is the easiest thing to use
because it doesn't require any manual fine tuning in order to gain an improve a
signal. The antenna is fully weatherproof and attaches ideally to the side of the vehicle using 4 strong suction cups and should be mounted so that as much of the white antenna mast clears the roof-line of the vehicle.<br />
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<span lang="EN-GB">The below is a screenshot taken from Net Stumbler, I have clicked on the 'Encryption' column heading to sort the networks into encrypted and unencrypted (highlighted with a green box). In simple terms, you want to adjust your antenna until one of these shows a steady green and then close the application and then attempt to connect to it using Windows as per usual. </span></div>
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<span style="background-color: white; text-align: left;">If you a using Windows 7 you will be better off downloading a program called </span><a href="http://www.metageek.net/products/inssider/" style="text-align: left;" target="_blank">inSSIDer (click)</a><span style="background-color: white; text-align: left;"> which while slightly more graphics heavy performs the same task as Net Stumbler.</span></div>
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<span style="background-color: white;"><b><i><span style="font-size: large;">What about iPads and Tablets?</span></i></b></span></div>
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<b>Motorhome WiFi iBoost System (Directional - Upto 1.5km range) - £159.99</b><br />
<b>Available from: <a href="http://www.motorhomewifi.com/product/iboost-d8-directional-system/" target="_blank">Motorhome WiFi - iBoost System</a></b><br />
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The #1 question we was always asked was 'does it work with an iPad?' The answer was always 'no', until we came up with the iBoost kit. The system uses a powerful active directional antenna and an internal router inside your van to re-broadcast the signal to all of your devices. It's a booster and a repeater at the same time, which is great if you find yourself on a campsite with a strict one device per connection rule!<br />
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<b>Out First Prototype System:</b><br />
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the antenna was originally designed to be pole mounted and fixed, we modified the unit to allow you to maximise the adjustment in a free-standing environment or with a suction mount. I fitted a custom made bracket into the base, the same size
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<b>Our Long Distance WiFi Record - 18km!</b><br />
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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">We were able to connect to Wifi in Corfu from mainland Greece - a distance of 18km over water!</td></tr>
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