Wireless Joint

UPDATE:
I finally got fiber to the house after 10-1/2 years of not having commercial high speed internet. I really appreciate all the coaching Jim and you all did helping me get up to being able to use the WG3526 for about a year now. Was a great solution over HughesNet that I hated (poor service ...

Thanks for the reply. Gigabit fiber internet is coming to my area soon and, while the WG3526 does have a gigabit WAN port, I guess I'm asking the gurus here, do I need to invest in another router to realize best performance overall, or will the WG3526 do everything the high dollar units do? If you ...

Regarding the WG3526 - This is two questions.

1. If I remove the SIM Card for the cellular connection and connect an ISP Ethernet connection to the WAN port, do I need to change any configuration within the router to JUST USE the WAN port or will it "just work?"- specifically to accommodate a ...

If you flip to the next screen on the airLink site, it'll give you azimuth and elevation as well (IIRC). I remember using https://www.acscdg.com/ to plug it in, until I found the same info on the airLink site. FWIW.

Hi motoguy, not sure what you meant by flipping to the next screen on the ...

Seems really useful , but idk what it is...wish someone on here could explain...

I personally am no expert on this technology but am a fairly technical guy and am learning more about this stuff all the time. Fascinating technology... When I first got this router, to set it up, I had to figure ...

Hi Folks,
I'm new to this technology and thought I'd share a few things I found that helped me figure tower location, azimuth and elevation between the tower and my house/router. I don't know if this helps anyone else, but if there's a better mouse trap, please let me know.
First I found the tower ...

Thanks. This explains a lot. I was looking at the bands available at my local tower and various antenna options. This really helps me.