Wireless Joint

I just got off the phone after ordering the T-mobile home internet with the new Nokia 4G/5G modem router. Strange that you have to do it by phone instead of online. The process was I went to their website for Home internet and entering my location to check availability. It said it was eligible, took ...

If you're willing to open it up only.

The The Wireless Haven 4x4 MIMO panel antenna is all in one and will work on all the frequencies, even B71. I have tested it.

https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/antennas/4g-lte-antennas/mimo-directional/700-3800mhz-cellular-8dbi-directional-4x4-mimo-antenna-%c2 ...

4G and 5G use the same frequencies. With exception to mmWave, but the TMHI device isn't mmWave. The only frequency most antennas dont have is for the new rare B46 with uses 5200Mhz. The newer antennas coming out go from 600Mhz to 6000 Mhz, but they are weak antennas on some parts of that range. Its ...

If you read through the discussion at the link I gave you will see them talk about the antenna connection choices on the Gateway. I have the Nokia on order and it is due sometime around the end of this month. Since I live in a rather poor reception area I will be seeing how it all works out.

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For the mofo sim4 , simply go to the advanced band lock screen and toggle the bands you want and save it.

Panel repeater? Are you talking about a cellular 'booster'?

How is it price gouging when someone is offering a service that I really want and I have the money and I am 100% OK with paying for it?

I've been leasing multiple lines from different people for the past year. On the service it feels shady only because it's new and not something most people ever ...

I'm wondering if you can just bypass the whole soldering directly to the interior gateway connectors and just use a cell booster and shoot the signal at the gateway itself. Should result in some improvement.. at least seems like it would.



While cell boosters do in fact boost the signal's dB ...