Wireless Joint

How about these? I live out in the woods so I'm not worried about appearances. I actually have an old DirecTV satellite dish mounted to my chimney that I plan to remove and use to mount the mast. I'm thinking of mounting two of them, each pointing at their respective closest towers spaced 3' apart ...

There are a lot of options out there so its hard to know what to pick. I am in a heavily wooded area with no line of site to any towers. I have four towers within a three mile radius all in different directions. Two of the towers broadcast band 14 but I am told that the Nighthawk supports carrier ...

Thanks for those suggestions. I've actually settled on the following-I have AT&T FirstNet for work, so I have gotten authorization from my agency to utilize a Nighthawk Hotspot for work purposes:

https://www.firstnet.com/devices/invehicle/nighthawk-lte-mobile-hotspot-router.html

The civilian ...

I definitely seem to have options. I have an AT&T phone through work and a Verizon phone for personal use. I downloaded Network Cell Info Lite on both and did some testing. AT&T wasn't doing all that great around 6:00 p.m. as I was getting 10mbps down/1.5mbps up max with a -98 dB signal. However, I ...

You could try and see if T-Mob's rural home internet is available to you. https://www.t-mobile.com/isp although I don't think it would provide all you want. Although your DSL is at 10mb it might be the only workable option for such high data demands of work and schooling. Trying to accomplish all ...

It seems like there are a lot of threads like this popping up lately but the two others I read through seem to be started by folks who know a lot more about this stuff than me. I am just getting into this stuff and trying to understand it all. My wife and I will both be working from home in some ...