Wireless Joint

Inadequate power is one of the major culprits for disconnection issues. And, one of the easiest to troubleshoot (i.e., swap-em-out). It is certainly worth trying since it was once connected without issue.

Good question, but probably a difficult answer. The variables at play are the modem firmware, the drivers, and the router firmware. Something in there is adding to the latency. I doubt it is a problem with the MBIM protocol itself. As for support of IPv6, again, I doubt that is a protocol level iss...

I recently purchased a pair of these antennas (https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/antennas/outdoor/outdoor-cellular/directional-panel/high-beam/) for my 4G project I've been working on. I couldn't find any good detailed reviews with these antennas, so I thought I'd share my experience with them. (I'l...

hehe, yeah I didn't get it at first, then I realized what everyone was up to :) They are probably at the outer edge of the cell for sure. IMO, buying antennas that covers all LTE frequencies makes sense, cause if there is more than one provider in that area, you can easily switch, without having to...

Hello swwifty, Believe I just read a post that said you would mostly recommend wide band antennas? Apposed to Yagi Band specific ones? Asking to see if you are still using your Yagi Band 2 antennas as your set up? Very much considering doing the set up like you had from this post. Would you still r...