Wireless Joint

I recently and finally fixed my boot loop issue with my MR6500.

Now onto the next issue, how do I downgrade fw in order to have telnet access and openlock and openmep activated?

Thanks.

Edit: I am currently on NTGX65_10.01.47.00
Whenever I try to telnet 5510 or 23, I get an error with putty.

Now that ATTs tablet plan is gone, what is going to happen?
So far, all of the resellers I know are jacking up their prices and one is switching to T-Mobile. I’m not sure if i have coverage with T-Mobile at my house, either.

I currently have 2 M1 Nighthawks, one that I travel with and the other is ...

Really hard to recommend anything when not sure of your terrain and environment (other than your description).

One thing for sure: DO NOT use a splitter to combine two antennas into one port! LTE is not designed to operate like that and you will end up with very poor results. If you must a use ...

I did some research and found a structure being built two miles from my house, I contacted the company tasked with building it and they told me AT&T should have equipment on it by mid-2020. Ive contacted AT&T technical support and nobody can give me answers about it, which is ridiculous lol.

I’m ...

https://www.signalboosters.com/bolton-technical-ultragain-26-directional-antenna/

About as good as it gets I think

Im unfamiliar with the boosters, I dont think its needed. Its kind of a niche product


I’ve considered those, but they are pretty steep if I’m going to buy two. I’ll use those as ...

There's no way I can tell you if yagi type antennas will help you are not, for sure. I do know that having two antennas for 4G will double your download speed, and help over come multipathing issues, so I highly highly recommend having two at least.

I would aim your antennas based on signal ...

I’m 6-9 miles with hardly any LOS, will this work?

is the weboost antenna a signal antenna?

If it's only one antenna, thats probably half your problem right there. It's also possible your antenna is pointed in the wrong direction for the tower its actually connected to. If you have a few in range, it can hop between them.

I'd recommend getting ...

I will try that on my last effort, only because I live in hot as all hell Florida, and hurricane Michael barely breezed by us last year.

I’m going to extinguish my other routes before doing that. Probably go with the dual antenna to the booster, then straight to the router, then I’ll try that.

I ...

I’ve also used Google Earth to measure distances and sort of check the topography and if I’m utilizing it correctly, I have nearly 0 LOS on every tower around me.

I’m not even sure where to start, I’ve tried Verizon and ATT plans all utilizing the same antenna setup (WeBoost Home 4G, panel)
I’ve currently got it mounted ~23 ft high, well below the tree line. Most days I average ~0.5-2 mbps down (if I’m downloading files at certain times, I’ve seen 5-40mbps ...