Wireless Joint

I have an issue with the em12-g while using it with a Mikrotik router which I guess has a known bug with the EM12GPAR01A21M4G firmware.

Anyone have a copy of the previous 1 version that is supposed to not have the issue? Also current flashing utility? (I need EM12GPAR01A20M4G )

Thanks!!!

I'm gutting mine and as it turns out the holes inside that hold in the PCB happen to exactly line up with two of the holes on the WE826-T2.

I have a EM7511 in it for band 41. Waiting on a POE bulkhead ethernet and 2.1mm splitter to get her from The Wireless Haven as well as a 2.1mm right angle ...

I tried mine in the 4000D and nothing no matter what today.

I moved mine into a we826-T2 with an em7511 and it works great using 311 490 and locked to band 41.

I had the same thing yesterday. I noticed that the regular MCC MNC 310 120 won't fully connect. What I found was that 311 490 and 312 530 both connect and work.

There are many different kinds, could make one yourself for cheap but here is the one in your picture.

I searched Amazon for "dual mimo antenna bracket."


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08GG ... PGKQ&psc=1

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Update: The pigtail didn't work. The connector is smaller than MS-156. Holding off on digging any deeper right now.

Grandfathered business data plan from a large ebay seller. Not cheap $185 per month, but it is tier 1 and 800GB per month.

I can confirm T-Mobile stoped working on my Nighthawk mr1100 in about Feb. Tried multiple active sims, and no different. It will only connect at 3g speed, no LTE. not sure if they blacklisted my mr1100 specifically or all of them. I assumed it was just mine but maybe it was all of them as they did ...

I had a problem a couple weeks ago, the towers near me changed the earfcns that they were using. I assume to make room for t-Mobile 2500mhz 5g.

If you are setting earfcns/frequencies specifically these are the new working ones I have found to work now for me.

This is what I use for TMobile. Works awesome for band 66.


I do not have a line of site but was able to use cellMpapper and a protractor to aim it right on. I am getting 60+ down and 40+ up. I was able to get near 60 down with a smaller yagi but no way near 40 upload.

Log Periodic Directional ...

I have one of these on the way to see if it works. It should plug on to the "testing port" and allow for external antenna.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/RG174-SMA-FEMALE-ANGLE-to-MS-156-MALE-ANGLE-Coax-RF-Cable-USA-Ship-Lot/143566731524?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=442523334578&_trksid=p2057872 ...

looking further this may be a ms-156 connector.

They look like the female connectors, just like those on a CoolPad. I have been looking at ebay/amazon to try to find a connector that would plug in there and then convert to SMA of some sort but it seems hard to find. Thinking about buying a few different cables, they are cheap, and just see what ...

That I do not know, It doesn't seem to be a priority list, it will jump around a bit but not sure based on what. I know that if I don't put anything in this list it will connect initially but by the next morning it will need a power-cycle.

I had the same issue starting a week ago or so. Turns out that t-mobile did some work on the towers around here and the old Earfcn's that I had loaded are no longer around.

The new ones as far as I could source off reddit (where else??) based off folks reporting sprint band 41 on their t-mobile ...

Yes you would like to do this...

FME (antenna connection)
--> N Female (cable)
--> N to SMA adapter (you could achieve this a couple different ways, lots of options)
--> MHF4 (https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/cables/pigtail-cables/mhf4-pigtail-jumper-cables/)


For me with T-mobile MIMO didn't ...

Wow that is awesome!

With the MiFi 8000 you won't be able to lock on to a band but when positioning an antenna you will want to find the strongest location and then move about 1 degree at a time around your mounting pole. So if you can get to a real strong band 41 signal it would likely stay there ...

Well RSRP should be higher the better as it is a negative number. -89 is higher number than -111 and -89 is much better. SNR is a positive number so lower the better. Easy way to think of it is get all the numbers RSRP, RSRQ, and SNR as close to zero as you can get.


In real world practice in my ...

How about this for start. Take the MIFi 8000 up to the top of your roof and see what kind of speeds you can get. After that if speeds are way better up there then look into antennas.

The MIFI 8000 has two antenna ports on the bottom. You have to pry off those two plastic caps. In the manual they ...

Sorry to be clear two non-MIMO antennas gives you MIMO. 1+1=2 sort of thing but two antennas allows them to be positioned apart, even towards two different towers in some cases.


Also if you hear the term Carrier Aggregation (CA) that can happen (automatically in mist cases) with just a single non ...

I tried AT&T first but the service where I am at is not good, couldn't get above about 14 down. I work from home nearly full time (before covid) and even more so now so living rural with only two WISPs with one having poor up-time and the other crazy expensive for slow service diversifying my cell ...

I have 75ft (x2) of the 400 cable and have no issues.

I have tried all 4 carriers and many antennas and cables and adapters..... wastes a lot of money but learned a lot. Currently have Verizon, T-Mobile, and sprint load balanced.

I can get model numbers of my parts I settled on and add more ...

What type of antenna? It does sound like it is having trouble staying connected to band 66 with quality. Your RSRP is -110 which isn’t good

When you switch modems it can’t try to band 66 so it stays connected on a band it can communicate with. What RSRP do you get ok that other band?


For T-Mobile ...

For your current hardware have you tried all of the possible TMobile APNs?

fast.t-mobile.com

b2b.t-mobile.com

b2b.static


After trying all of that if you have no luck here is what I have using with great success.

NEXQ6GO-M LTE Cellular WiFi Router

and

Sierra Wireless EM7511 CAT-12 LTE-A Pro ...

You could go with that that is two antennas in one or you could do two of these and put them spaced out a bit at 45 degree angles. (Research MIMO for more info on positioning antennas)

"Wilson Electronics Pole Mount Panel Antenna 700-2700 MHz, 50 Ohm (314453)" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F3W8VC8 ...

I moved to the 4000D which is band 41 only. One thing to note is that the MiFi 8000 is band 25, 26, and 41. 25/26 go further but are slower.

Band 41 does not like yagi antennas and I strongly recommend a panel mimo antenna if you are going to stick with your MiFi 8000, but as that device does not ...

In the menus it seems like I can load balance two sierra wireless modems in golden orb. One modem internally and one in a USB enclosure.

I searched but could not find anything. Before I buy a USB enclosure (with it's own SIM slot and antennas) and another modem I wanted to make sure this was ...

I got curious because of this thread and decided to rip my Coolpad Surf open to see if maybe there are hidden external antenna connectors...... Looks like there is!

I think I will order another set of MHF4 to SMA Female Bulkhead 5" pigtails and see what happens.

If I can get it to accept another T ...

I tried one and got 50+MBit service 5 miles from the nearest tower. They don't have an external antenna so I got the best service setting it next to my wife's KitchenAid mixer of all things!

Decent device but I tried it with a data only traditional T-Mobile sim and those don't work in the coolpad ...