Wireless Joint

No worries the one you got will work it's just missing a few nice too have features. If you keep the one in that link it is basically a mofi sim 4 with a better modem. Still a good solid unit. I just wanted gigabit ethernet and 5ghz wifi but neither is required to make things work.


The gigabit ...

I didn't catch it, but I ordered the router in your link. He said it should work fine. I messaged him about swapping routers to what you have, so I'll wait and see.

Thanks. I'll order the setup you recommended. Anything right now would be a huge step.

I bought the cel fi go-x. My apps show the closest tower was to the East, and the best signal I got was pointing it NE. Unless it's a bad idea, I was going to let the cel fi go-x boost the signal and let the router pick up the boosted signal. would the wg3526 and ep06 work for verizon?

Decent signal. It's around -115 dbm, but I bought a booster which gets us down to -80 dbm. it's a cabin in north georgia, so there are trees and mountains around. We have a decent open view to the north. Not sure about band 66.
FWIW, netflix, youtube and hulu stream pretty well on our phones.

I wouldn't say budget is not an issue, but I'll pay for whatever works. Is the pre built on Wireless Joint store?

So would the we826 be a better choice? Used mofis are selling for around $200 give or take.

I think I'm going to go this route just for simplicity sake. Any reason it shouldn't work if I have a good Verizon signal? Just want some feedback before I pull the plug.

There are a lot of used 4500 available. This is a new listing on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/MOFI4500-4GXeLTE-SIM7-COMBO ...

I'm using a verizon google pixel. I'll run the speed test this weekend. I've been fiddling with the final position of the signal booster, and I'm getting around -80dbm. Not the greatest but much better than the -115dbm I was getting originally. Thanks for the youtube link.

My goal is a wifi signal for our cabin in north georgia. I bought a cell fi go-x, and it's working well.

Where do I go from here? I'd like a continuous wifi signal so I can check an occasional camera or a thermostat. If I could get around a hotspot limit, that would be awesome. Could someone ...