Wireless Joint

Pics to follow, the top comes off and there are internal antenna connections. Although a lot of disassembly is required to access these connections.

The modem they provide is an Askey ASK-NCQ1338. It appears to have no location verification. I drove around with it powered through an inverter and it works fine. Despite the fact that Verizon calls this a "fixed service" and wants you to verify your address before ordering.
Underneath the rubber ...

Mobile Swap Shop has backed off offer the service, as it's getting harder to deal with Sprint as they faze out to tmobile.

The only time you truly need to provision is if you want to use an officially supported device that has Sprint branded firmware. Those devices will not work by simply ...

Its a true hotspot plan, so no limitations. The ToS say don't move the SIM to another device, but we've been doing it for years.


Thank you, I have heard of people needing to "provision" their devices when working with sprint 3rd parties like PcsforPeople to get better speeds. Is this necessary ...

If so what are the limitations? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'd like to use it in a Orbi LBR20. Thanks.

Hello all, I'm really looking for some help from anyone that has experience with Verizon's home LTE service and specifically the modem they use. Any help would be greatly appreciated. First of all, I have ordered the service, but haven't set anything up yet. My zip code is supposed to be compatible ...