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They "should" come with the router. But I believe they are m4 screws. Not 100% though

It seems this is nationwide. Tmo is making tower changes as it runs through all of Sprints equipment. Time may tell what is happening

Did you try to match the antennas to standard signal planes? IE each tilted opposites +/-45 degrees?

How many LTE antenna ports does the device have?

Nic Iron wrote: ↑Sat Jul 11, 2020 11:12 am Interested new here.

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I Received my Airmaster 4000d and it works well hard wired into my laptop. What I can't figure out is how to get this working with my current home wifi. I'm using an Asus 1900ac router that does not see the airmaster plugged into the wan port (shows disconnected). I have tried both bridge modes on ...

Welcome! This is a good spot for the thread of your general discussion, I would recommend looking into the specific sub categories that pertain to any devices you are looking into as it helps keep that info in the right spots. thewirelesshaven is currently selling some inventory via a facebook shop ...

They sell fast. The Wireless Haven is hoping to get stock soon, but they are at the mercy of others at the moment

I second what Viper said. I think thats all it takes

I know for a fact Tmo is working on B41 extensively to make way for N41. Here in the Houston area they are changing up atleast 3 sites a day. My tower has been affected. Ive heard some others talk of the exact same issue: When idle it disconnects, effectively a reboot is all that brings it back up. ...

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Are you using 60Hz 110VAC power to the power supply?

I dont believe so, because the modem established one link at a time. I could be wrong

Ive heard multiple people start saying this.nit may be an issue with the tmo merger. You MIGHT want to try a stronger poe injector and or a new ethernet cable. Not sure really

You give them a tablet imei over the phone then put it in your router

lawnmowerman wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2020 7:42 pm And they cancelled my order cause they’re actually out of stock

DAMN!

Possible.

I asked. Ill let you know what he says.

It is a VERY expensive process to get carrier certified. MOFI did a great job of setting themselves up in this niche. regardless of their lack of customer service. It's almost uncanny how many people come here to get support. I say bring them here all day, more info the better for this forum.

At different polarizations they should be fine up close. You do what I do: rotate and test, rotate and test, repeat forever. Those Bolton grids are some badass antennas for sure. I find it odd that eliminating the cable length didn't give you any better signal, unless your antenna is gaining way mor...

I blindly jumped in not thinking that I have EM7455's based off the Dell versions. When I did the AT!RMARESET=1 it wrecked the modem. Even worse my dumb arse did it to two of the modems, lol. Late night mistake, should have been in bed. So if you are not using the MC/EM7455 directly branded by Sier...

This forum is a treasure trove. You just have to dig sometimes to get the big nuggets.

Thats exactly what I do. I sometimes will just lay it on my work bench or kitchen table while testing equipment.

On the WEB UI screen Modem-->Miscellaneous is the mode at the bottom set to 4G LTE Only?

Honestly I've never spoken with anyone who tried. Give it a go!

I cant find it if you already posted it, but what antennas are you using?

After setting those commands you HAVE to hard reboot the modem either with AT+CFUN=1,1 or a full power cycle. Otherwise it may act very odd.

I'm guessing your using Verizon? Which plan? Do you get higher speeds late at night or early morning versus middle fo the day or evening?

I'm curious though. If you've not been able to log into the router, how did you get the settings applied to get onto the internet with it? Generally you need to add a few settings first before it will get onto the carrier networks. Sometimes the info auto-populates, but it's generally been my experi...

Welcome to the forum! All the info here is put in place by people just like you and I. We just show up and ask questions and post our findings when we solve problems.

The Wifi should be "WiFix" and password should be 12345678. Use that to login, as BillA already said. Make sure your computer is NOT hooked up to any other source of internet.

The Quectel modem has the ability to lock to specific radios on each cell tower, the Sierra Wireless modems do not. This may be your way to lock to the cell towwe of choice. I have not played with this command but you may want to try the Quectel ad look up the command AT+QNWLOCK

Its odd that your comm port is an ip address

The router will need roughly 60W-70W of available power for itself on poe. 72W POe injectors are what I use, the The Wireless Haven store on facebook has them. The cat20 modem will FOR SURE work better, it will just be overkill for your router. A cat 6 modem is great, a cat 12, like the Quectel EM12...

WiFix NexQ6GO-U with a Quectel EC25AF inside completely setup and ready for your ATT, Verizon, or T-Mobile (BAND 71!!!!) SIM card. ;) No assembly of anything needed, other than inserting your SIM card with care. WiFi speeds have tested as fast as LAN speeds on these! This is brand new thewirelesshav...

Allows max use of your antennas, limited antenna gain losses

What metric are you using to say theres no change?

Its exactly how they did me and MANY others

Search my posts. Im trying to find a better way that doesnt give my contact info to spammers.

Case removed. Heat sinks applied, mounted to pc board standoffs.

I think so. Outside where natural aspiration in a sealed all white plastic housing could stay relatively cooler than your oven, I mean ATTIC.

I forget we've been through this

I gotchu gscheb, if you want. Email me.

Prepaid plan?

Cancel your payment method now, or convert it to post paid if possible. Or simply open a new post paid account. They will likely say nothing, and note nothing. Charge you for a new month, then cancel your account the next day. Im not joking. Its crappy.

Cool. Yeah I meant the injectors power

How far, on foot, is it to the top of your hill. Is it still your property at that hilltop location?

Ah I see now. Those flat panels are definitely going to have to come down the road, I am going to need about 100' (x2 50') of that LMR400 cable. So that setup is going to end up costing me $250+. Maybe I can get a set of those paddle antennas for now and just lock band 30 for a little improvement. ...

Hello everyone I am back with another question on CA. ..... I am looking into trying to get a pair of these as suggested in another post: https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/antennas/4g-lte-antennas/directional-panel/700-2700mhz-15dbi-4g-lte-directional-antenna/ But that will be fair down the road I ...

Is your router having problems? That router is an established router. Though I understand wanting the newest firmware just to get whatever updates may come with it, it usually never translates in higher speeds or stronger connections. If it isnt broken, theres no need to fix it.

That's the caveat for me. I have no clue. I don't watch TV. I'll have to eventually test that.

It can only supply as much as the poe power source gives it, seemingly up to 2A. What are you using to power it the line?

on a sierra 7565 AT!GSTATUS? will show your signal strength on both antennas. 2x MIMO just means using 2 antennas. (basically)

I don't believe there is such a command. If you find it let us know. You can just lock 13 out so it doesnt use it at all. See which way you like better.

Get an ATT iPad account yourself directly from ATT. Its $35 a month. Just need a newer iPad SIM. Must pass a credit check though.

You aren't getting 66 because you didn't include it in your 0F creation command.

Also not sure why you are including the leading zeroes. Did I miss the need for this? I believe it isn't necessary.

AT!BAND=0F,"B66 plus others",0,80A, 2
AT!BAND=0F

Correct. Serach here for ATT prepaid. The newest posts talk about the prepaid att plan being closed en masse. I lost mine without any messages or warning.

Hell send me the needs and Ill quote you out a whole set with full specs.

You can build a gigbit router with a WAY better modem for less than the MOFI4500

I pay like $50 a month for my Tmo plan. Im under 50.

In general the highest dBi gain antenna you can afford is best. I prefer flat panel directional antennas. If you have a direct Line of Sight, Yagi style directional antennas are inexpensive and work well. If you cannot see your cell tower directly from where the antenna will mount, then Flat panel a...

techp1 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 12:07 pm ... I wonder if I can use an att phone sim with it.

Worth a try. Search here if anyone else has posted about trying it

You generally just need a POE injector and a POE splitter. Best ones I've found are the The Wireless Haven 72W injector and the 12v or 5v splitters. No fanboy words either, I cant find anything better that's reasonable.

I like to remove the metal case of any router/modem setup I use outdoors. The metal traps in heat. I NEVER use enclosures outdoors that have "vent" holes in them, as that invites critters and moisture.

Closed in spirit

I generally only worry about the modem. Temps around 70C in the modem are just spec max, its fine to peak that momentarily. Putting forced air to it is good. I'd also get a 40mmx40mm heat sink to stick to it asap. Might be better to relocate it if your too worried. Remove the case, or atleast open i...

Yeah, usually it should start shutting itself off at 75c or so. 95 is high.

You can remove the top cover, but youll have to remove the antennas an mount or secure them somehow. I 3D print a bracket for them myself.

Put a big alum heat sink on the mod m too

That is way hot, gscheb. The general heat issue is always asked about when installing outdoor setups. The reason heat is not an issue in those situations is because the metal router case is removed and the routers board is mounted open air in a sealed plastic housing that allows lots of space for he...

Ive not yet used SimpleMobile, so I cant answer. Im just parroting info on that.

The Magenta plan isnt the senior plan. Its a standard plan.

You would have to request it from thewirelesshaven.com. But, I bet it would be posted here as the newer versions become available. I believe the version on the routers now is from May of this year. It works well.

It comes preloaded with the firmware it needs, latest.

B71 is a far reaching band. Lock your modem out of B71. It may see that radio and like it better. Maybe just lock it to B2, B4, B66 and B12.

1. The Wireless Haven version has a few nuggets added, nothing major different overall. 2. This is a great place to talk goldenorb/rooter, but the main dev board is https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/thread/3vx1k1r3?p=650 3.-ish I believe you can ssh into any goldenorb/rooter router. [url]http://ofmode...

It looks like your device has been blocked. What type of account do you have? Ipad Prepaid account? ATT reseller?

SharkAttack wrote: ↑Mon Jul 06, 2020 8:11 pm Any idea when these may be available again? I am interested in trying them out in my very wooded location with no line of site.

The Facebook shop has around 10 right now. https://facebook.com/netsolution.shop/shop/
If you don't do facebook, send me an email. I can help.

I use a T-mobile plan direct from T-Mobile in an LTE router. I told them I was using it in a tablet. They gave me the Magenta Plus unlimited plan for tablets. Its like $50 a month. SimpleMobile should also work great for like $50 or $60 a month. BillA is our local SimpleMobile expert I think.

International an dplus are gone now. I use the "Magenta Plus" plan with a tablet imei

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