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I finally mounted the Mikrotik LHGG LTE6 4G router on my mountain. I do also put the awesome LiFePo4 150Ah battery from LANPWR in to a box, and dige that in to the ground.
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@Popeyes66 Год назад

Love your setup Morten. I would put a roof above your solar charge controller,just a piece of plywood in case of direct rainfall shorting your battery. You may consider an inline fuse between the battery and solar charge controller too. It would be a shame to fry that wonderful FREE battery.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I know there is a fuse in the charge controller,, as I have change it,, and that 0,75mm cable will most likely give up before the battery. :-/

@Soapy555 Год назад

I'd build a mini wooden house for it , with a double glazed door and heating system, Morten showed us how much it can rain in Portugals winter months :)

@relaxingnature2617 Год назад

we have 5 down and 1 up --- 20 sounds like a luxury

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

So maybe my 30/20Mbit is not that bad :-/ I might have gotten to use to my 1000/1000Mbit

@relaxingnature2617 Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse..your mountain property looks like a nice place to live ..we live on a mountain too ..in British Columbia ..internet of any kind is pretty nice ..link to the outside World without the hassle of living in a crowded town or city

@Eo_Tunun Год назад

You need a zip line to the summit! And a water basin up there, imagine how much power you could make from a good rainy day with a water turbine! And a wind generator! No, not like beans, like electricity generator from moving air, I mean and… Yes, I need to shut up. The Viking-bit gave me a good laugh!

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

:-) Zip line up, and a water slide down :-)

@davidanderson2436 Год назад

By the time your done with all the connections gonna need a better waterproof box and with the 12v stuff always good to fuse where you can (as someone else said below) great project and I hope it works out for you in the end!

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

The charge controller has a fuse,,, and there is place for improvement.

@DanielFSmith Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse Out here our wires like to get gnawed by rodents. A fuse as close to the source as possible is recommended.

@TheFlatronify Год назад

Looks promising, please make sure to properly align the antenna to the cell tower. Make sure you update your modems firmware as well as the systems FW + RouterBoard FW to the latest stable (7.x), also a recommendation is to use WinBox instead of the webfig interface for a more advanced configuration. Additionally you might be able to improve your speeds manually selecting bands for the modem, as well as boosting the voltage like others said. One other aspect might be your SIM card itself may be limited to a certain bandwidth by the provider! Lastly you might be better off using the 'ATL LTE18 kit' rather than the older (and slower) 'LHG LTE6 kit' for the most performance. As always, great video! :)

@jamess1787 Год назад

Don't upgrade to ROS v7, it's buggy AF. Stick with LTS v6

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

There are lots of settings to be tested,, also changing the provider might be good. The antenna has a good strong signal as is.. I think it is all the channel/provider stuff that will give me the most now. If I can get like 50/50Mbit it will be fine,, for now :-)

@TheFlatronify Год назад

@@jamess1787 Sorry I can't agree with that at all. We have about 50+ devices deployed with ROS 7.x without any issues. What stability issues did you encounter in particular, maybe I can help?

@jamess1787 Год назад

@@TheFlatronify software related, slower masquerade with less rules. Generally ROS is good, the latest releases always have some stability issues. I remember moving from, ROS 3 to 4/5? And by golly, major headaches.

@markarca6360 Год назад

@@jamess1787 Yes, it is still in testing, unless you want ZeroTier SDN and WireGuard VPN.

@StefanoBettega Год назад

There is really a nice view from your new house, it's really amazing! As someone said with all such wind you can bring there your wind generator too.. BTW the next step could be installing some kind of ski lift to climb up the hill.. 😉

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

wind generator,,, are not always the neighbours faroved,, and I have net meet the neighbour yet.

@JeremyMilligan1024 Год назад

Get yourself an old Toughbook CF19 for work like this, even a MK5/6 ($300-500CDN) has a 3000nit screen which goes to 5000nit brightness in outdoor direct-sunlight.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I do not plan to be doing mush PC work outside..

@zlotvorx Год назад

@15:24 Be sure to keep the male plants in check there. Otherwise no smoking for you this season 😂

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I do not smoke,,, anything!! but trimming a bit would help..

@F4HDK Год назад

Have you checked that the 4G tower you see at the top of your hill belongs to the right 4G operator, the same as your SIM? Another solution would have been a "passive radio relay" at the top of your hill, with 2 high-gain antennas back to back, connected together, one pointing the 4G tower, the other pointing your house. And another high gain 4G antenna at your house, pointing at your "passive relay". For such short distances, it should work.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Yes the tower, has the three main 4G operators in Portugal! good question!

@johnpierce1965 Год назад

My goodness Morten With your property do not need no gym membership

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Would bee cool with a ATV :-)

@relaxingnature2617 Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse yes ATV's are cool ..we ride em all the time in British Columbia

@LauwersFreddy Год назад

Let’s hope the equipment is still there on your next visit 😉… Thank you for making these videos!

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Yep,, Portugal should be a country, where this is mostly the case.

@MoffTigriss Год назад

Hi Morten! Having messed with that type of connexion too, to provide internet in public events, juste a heads up : you can only use one band for upload. In France, you can generally choose between three or four bands (mobile operators are a bit messy here), and the performances can wildly change between each, even in good conditions. For download, routers can aggregate bands, but if one band is weaker the whole thing is slowed down. The only way is to test each combinaisons, and choose the best. The good news is that it's stable over time, even in rainy days. I don't know if the Mikrotik router can be configured that precisely, but it's possible on cheap hardware, so i suppose it's the case. (and sorry if you already know all that!)

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

The Mikrotik 4G router/brigde has a ton of settings,, but I was on the last day, I could not see a thing, and I was getting some power done down at the house,, for futura servers :-)

@markarca6360 Год назад

Good thing that it is already LTE Cat6, and is capable of carrier aggregation. The latest models of Mikrotik LTE CPEs (LHGG Cat18 and ATL Cat18) can support up to LTE Cat18.

@Murphistic Год назад

Cool setup! The issues I ran into with LTE routers is, that usually these routers support only "bare" LTE and perform worse speed-wise than a mobile phone, which can support LTE-A.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Okay,, I need to do more testion,, I only got to do what you saw..

@mikeunum Год назад

4G ~ 3.5 MByte Down and 1,6 MByte Up then you are on the good side. And your 12V power can be a little to low. Boost it ro 28V...36V.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I might have to boost it to avoid it not working, when the battery is lower,, like 11,5-12 volt..

@Popeyes66 Год назад

A shout out to your Mum for climbing up that hill on a previous video Morten. Hope her ticker didn't get too stressed .

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Yes, she did very well :-)

@philsbbs Год назад

it's getting there. Chin up Mate.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

My best estimate is that it might be a 20% clime up the mountain,, it does not show at all :-)

@donkeymedic Год назад

I too would recommend putting a drain hole or the box may fill with water

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Hi Timothy Donges Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-) Thank you for watching! :-)

@relaxingnature2617 Год назад

Make a gazebo up there with the dish on the roof and hide the equipment under the floor

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

no one ever goes there.. and it would be a very hard walk for a beer.

@hesselkeegstra4286 Год назад

Interesting project. Seems like there is always lots of wind, that makes your hill (mountain 😁) a perfect spot for a windmill powering the house.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Maybe a later projekt.

@HueMongus101 Год назад

MikroTik will work within a variety of voltages. The downside to undervolting the system is that the electronics are not working optimally. You should try to boost the voltage to 24/48 volts (PoE voltages) and see if there is a speed difference. I would also recommend, at minimum, drilling a drain hole at the bottom of the makeshift battery box. Water will only collect in that bin.

@divest6527 Год назад

And burying the cable as well

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

The Mikrotik 4G takes from 12-57V,, I would not expect that there is any differences in how it works on 12 or 57 volts,, I am sure it regulates that to whatever it needs. I might want a better box instead,, plastic was a bit thin :-)

@maciofacio364 Год назад

Hi Morten, what a nice weather you have there. :) Regards from Poland

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Hi macio facio Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-) Thank you for watching! :-)

@JustinvEmst Год назад

Nice video Morten! I like the project verry much!

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Hi Justin van Emst Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-) Thank you for watching! :-)

@SwiatLinuksa Год назад

Yes yes yes, thanks !!! I just started looking that video ;)); have nice day brother ;))

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Hi Świat Linuksa Thank You very much! hope you liked the video :-) Thank you for watching! :-)

@SwiatLinuksa Год назад

I'm not a electric specialist, but leaving working battery in hermetic closed box isn't good idea - many electrochemical transitions go here..

@psygn0sis Год назад

Yes, you would be right if it was a lead acid type battery. This particular battery is a lithium phosphate battery, much like lithium polymer, they're sealed.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

It was not hermetic closed enough for my taste, but suitable boxes on short notice,, was really limed.. :-/

@SwiatLinuksa Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse sry for my " i know better".. i have some thinking sometimes - i know better than others :P - but mostly I'm wrong ;)) thx 4 reply

@unmountablebootvolume Год назад

You would be absolutely right if it were a normal lead-acid battery, but that's a sealed LiFePO4 battery, if those give off any gases, stuff hit the fan long before, and the vapors in the battery box are most likely the least of your worries.

@davidanderson2436 Год назад

You sure are getting your health steps in! Should be a bit healthier after these projects.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

There is something like 1250 steps going up and down.

@rschrader Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse I bet the down feels like 1250 steps, but the going up feels like 12,500 with a 100km/h wind in your face… 😁

@djgtidwell Год назад

You should use a 4G+ capable modem, as that connects to two channels on the Cell at the same time, often more than doubling the bandwidth from a single channel connection using standard 4G. I have used 4G+ here in the UK for years, and it took a 16mbit connection to 45mbit's on the same connection to a cellsite 27 miles away from my house. We have 1gig Fibre now, so I don't worry about it anymore, but still use 4G+ as a backup via pfsense for the WAN.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Hi D T Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-) Thank you for watching! :-)

@arvacon Год назад

This unit is exactly what you have described. It is a cat.6 LTE modem that uses Carrier Agreggation, so that means 4G+. It can reach speeds around 300MBits.

@dasiro Год назад

maybe the Chinese step-up converter can increase the performance. The more complex the settings are, the more can be set wrong. Hopefully you can get at least 100Mbit into the house which would be crazy for that location 😎

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Would be nice with 100Mbit internet :-)

@Ufopilot93 Год назад

You should buy a mini tractor with a bucket for Portugal. So you don’t have to walk and move some ground if needed xD

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I have been looking at tractors,, they are really expensive,,,€3000-5000 minimum...

@CRSolarice Год назад

7:09 ...barrel connector. 8:55 You may want to put a fuse between battery and router. 15:15 ...vegetation can be worse than rain at blocking wifi signals but it looks like you may be able to squeeze a signal through there but if you loose connection when the wind blows it may be that some vegetation is getting in the way. 15:58 Those trees look like a nice place for a motion activated surveillance camera? One of the kind that will send photography to a cell phone just in case your equipment grows legs and walks away. 20:35 Wow. My DSL connection gets 17 Down and 1 up. But if you can do better then go for it. Protocol?

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Thank You for all the sugestions :-) Yes maybe 30/20Mbit was not that bad,, but I do think there is more in it :-)

@CRSolarice Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse Absolutely. If it were me I wouldn't settle for less if there is more. Its just my nature. What was the maximum speed that you received when testing it at home? And I'm just curious: do you own the mountain? (Perhaps you could connect a few IP cameras (motion activated) that could send images back in case someone were to 'stumble upon' and/or tamper with your setup. I'm concerned that someone may seek out your equipment for the purposes of theft). Most people wouldn't do that but even if 1 out of 1000.... Anyhow I'm anxious to see how it turns out for you. Could you tell us how much a sim costs for internet access and what are the limits? Regards.

@alipan99 Год назад

Hi Morten, have you try adjust/align the dish? sometime it can get some more speed.. also try rotate the dish..

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

You very much saw all I did,, I am afraid my time ran out, and I had to rap it up :-/

@JohnnieHougaardNielsen Год назад

I didn't see you fine tuning the antenna disc direction? Looks like it could be pretty directional, and not at all great if not pointed right.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I was running out of time, and could not see a thing on my screen,, you could see more :-)

@GriffenG Год назад

Why don't you take a look at Starlink, that would properly give you a greater speed? It is ofc a bit more expensive.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

It's €65 a month in Portugal,, I know as I did look at it,, that is quit a lot for 10days of internet every second month :-/

@pbrigham Год назад

You are being throttled by the ISP, outside the mobile phones itself, I never saw a SIM card router in Portugal going above 60, only when the speed test is done on the Phone. Will be interesting to see how much bandwidth you can get on the same place but with that SIM on a mobile phone.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Intrestion,, and I might have to try out other providers :-)

@SolarLantern424 Год назад

Higher gonna take it higher... Need to get higher... That's what I think anyway! :)

@zlotvorx Год назад

He'll get higher if he take care of the plants @15:24 :)

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I do not really want it to be to visible.

@zlotvorx Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse Morten, smokey jokes aside, maybe painting it in some more natural color would help with the visibility, then you can put it higher.. Olive green or a bit darker would make it almost invisible. Just need to check with Mikrotik if it won't harm. It shouldn't, but anyway.

@matthewgregory395 Год назад

MAybe getting a better line of sight with the microtek, may help. just wondering is the networking\power cables and the POE designed for outdoor weather use? ... Hi from New Zealand

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I think I have a pretty good line of sight,, not sure I can get much more out of that,, but I will try. (will go to Portugal again in two months) That power thing is not waterproof. it needs a box.

@shephusted2714 Год назад

using a dish - good job - mikrotik is probably a good choice - you should get an electric mb but wear a helmet - add some bags of composted cow manure to liven things up - hire somebody out to do all the bush hogging in terraform efforts - looks like a great place - once you have good internet you will be happier - progress not perfection 20-30 down and up is not terrible - you may want to try a slightly bigger dish or think about starlink - please followup on this as you optimize use more zip ties and ensure that box is waterproof - you should be just about al set to admin boxes via vpn - go up at night or in the evening and try to move antenna and dish around for lowest ping and strongest db - use kismet? use wireguard for vpn - works good

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Hi shep husted Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-) Thank you for watching! :-)

@shephusted2714 Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse you whine and complain too much but overall you are at least attempting and such maybe build a bomb shelter in your backyard - just kidding hehe - try to get a list of all towers in your area and get gps elevation of your hill and you may be able to do link agg and failover with a small opnsense arm build - think about doubling your fun with a arm HA build too - great license you could resell - thanks morten

@regchan Год назад

hi its 4 G not G 4 hope your having a great day too with excercise

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I know,, and I still mess it up! Sorry :-/

@venopsis Год назад

Isn't there any risk of battery issue due to high temperature or "direct" exposure to the sun for very hot days? I would be scare of getting a battery taking fire and causing even more damage by starting a bigger fire with the wood scraps around.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I do not expect the fire risk to be that high. LiFePo4 does not burn much,, and all the stuff works at very little current/voltages.

@venopsis Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse Hey Morten. I've got no knowledge about electrical stuff so it's good to know. Watching all your videos and specially the one related to solar panels and co I'm probably gonna start doing some tests too.

@SuperSerNiko97 Год назад

I would mount the solar panel higher up and put the antennas under the solar panel otherwise they will shade it and might not produce enough energy to charge the battery

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I did also try to not make it to visible,,, form the road..

@SuperSerNiko97 Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse That makes sense, I also commented before finding out the reception wasn't as good as expected so it's better to prioritize the antennas

@MichaelP-ns Год назад

Reckon that box will fill with water before you get back?

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I hope not.

@DanielFSmith Год назад

Nice cool hole, exposed to warm moist air? What could go wrong.... Drilling a hole in bottom might be in order as long as the ground stays dry.

@TechyGuy17 Год назад

Hello Morten! Awesome video, have you thought about how hot it will be in the battery box during the summer? Normaly batteries dont like that :P Might be something to look in to!

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Well the battery spec sayes : Wider Temperature Range: -20°C to 60°C I hope to be able to stay in that range...

@TechyGuy17 Год назад

Ahhh okay yeah hahah

@ThomasPleasance Год назад

Try pointing it at the other tower it might have a better uplink :)

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

There are lots of settings that I will try,,, different channels.

@takojeto Год назад

Any update on the speeds ? Did you try to go near the cell tower to see what speeds you get there ?

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Sorry,, You saw all I did,, and I had to leave for Denmark the next day.

@wilbertbirdner1303 Год назад

Mt. Morten

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Hi Wilbert Birdner Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-) Thank you for watching! :-)

@user-marco-S Год назад

Did the neighbours say something about your construction to get good/better internet? Do you know how good or bad their internet is?

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I have not meet the neighbours yet,, I hear they are almost never there.

@user-marco-S Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse Who knows you will meet them soon.

@Ahmed-gm8li Год назад

I like ✌🏻

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Hi Ahmed Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-) Thank you for watching! :-)

@jamess1787 Год назад

Try the other tower, see if you can get better speed.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

I think changing the provider, might also be a good option.

@jamess1787 Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse absolutely. LTE (4G) encrypts your connection back to the providers core, and if they aren't a major carrier then they're stuck with whatever bandwidth is assigned to them at that specific location (plus peering agreements etc). Even if you get lower signal from Tower Y, you might be able to take advantage of no competing subscribers for bandwidth off that other tower.

@ralphups7782 Год назад

the black bag, will cause condensation to form in the box. 👈👺👀👀🖐

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Maybe,, I am actually a bit worried for little bidding or stinging animals. I will bee extra careful :-/

@PicaDelphon Год назад

#1 mistake Never Bury a battery in Earth, Ground Field always has problems when even a sealed battery can drain, so keep a eye and notes on the battery.. And you need to go Higher with the Antenna, it needs a clear line of sight, to trees, or bushes..

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

The plastic around the battery is a very good insulator,, that ground thing, applied before batteries was this well insulated. It would be flat every time you wanted to start your car,,,sitting on metal.

@PicaDelphon Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse But the Tires Insulate the Car, but 2 to 4 inch of Dry Wood works best with the plastic container to keep it water proof ...

@csparty11 Год назад

Morten, this project needs alot of improvement. You should have used a iron pole because wood will be gone in 2-3 yrs and should have put it into some concrete. It needs to be real solid solution because there will be storm conditions up there and if that thing starts to move so does your 4G signal. It's like aiming a satellite dish, it's comes very narrow if that makes any sense. Also your solution does not seem very weather proof much. Do you think that plastic WIFI thingie will resist the full power of the sun at 50-60 degrees Celsius? I would advice using fiber or plain CAT 6(A) cable up there, just use a switch in the middle (can be PoE powered) or use some extender, there is plenty of solutions, it think it will be more stable than wifi. But first make sure you can even get the speeds you think you going to get. If this does not work have you considered Starlink in Portugal, it's like 65 euro a month...

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

There is room for improvement,,, but a normal fencing pole will easily do 5 years (most of the year is bone dry) and I did get a treated pole. I have the option to do concrete,, later or something else,, but lets see if this works at all. The dish is full of holes, so it does not catch the wind to hard, but the solar panel will. I hope the light colored plastic of both the 4G and the Wifi bridge will prevent the boxes from becoming to hot (they are made for sitting outside, just like this) I have looked at starlink,, but $65 a month is quite expensive for 10-ish days of internet every sec. month :-/ If some of this turners out to be bad,, we will improve it later :-) there is nothing we can not change.

@SolarLantern424 Год назад

To try and get better speeds you could try making slight adjustments to the dish part maybe? Could it be tilted up to point higher up at the tower as the antenna isn't the tower don't forget, it's like what you built, a framework to put the antenna on. You won't be able to see that actual antenna from that distance. With a dish micro movements can make a big difference sometimes too, so you might want to try just tiny almost imperceptable movements of only a degree or bigger ones. Don't forget the point of a dish is it is highly focussed so there will be a point at which you are pointing at the point or something like that. I've forgotten what the point was now but it was something like that. Also higher might be better as the dish will be able to collect more signal. You might even be low enough that the brush gets in the way a bit or even the ground. The ground does stuff too I think. These are my suggestions. 😺📡🗼💻🪛😊 Anyway I don't really know as I have not tried to do what you are doing but I think you should try things. I will be interested to see what you find out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--JZkoMYRwHQ.html

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

There is lots of options to explore,, also changing provider might give me a lot more.

@KarenNapilneg Год назад

As said by others, you should respect the voltage and amperage of your antenna. It can improve speed.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Manual says 12-57volt. I am pretty sure that if the voltages is to low,, it will not work at all.

@KarenNapilneg Год назад

@@MyPlayHouse true. What I want to say. If you are too close to the minimum voltage your router will work on minimum power (eco mode), have tplink 4g router in eco mode provide only 50Mb/s. If it's full power I get 150Mb/s). If you provide more voltage maybe your antenna will get better coverage. I would say, you need to check if you have enough Amps. Coming from the battery and specially from solar panels

@skynetcybersystem3tech Год назад

👍super

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@TwmUkLive Год назад

Just need to say you won't get 100+mb upload speed out of a cell tower on 4G

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Well,, this was quite an improvement,, to what I had. Maybe i was to fast to call it slow.

@AaronJParsons Год назад

Dude, just get Starlink and be done with it!

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Dude, that is €65 a month for the like 10days of internet I use every second month + the price of the dish. I will wait for the prices to come down,, there is also fiber in Portugal.

@leonardotoschi585 Год назад

Morten is has not done sufficent legs rraining to climb mountains

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

It goes up pretty steep,, and it does not show at all,, it´s to steep to drive a normal car up,, even if the road was perfect.

@markarca6360 Год назад

I suggest putting your Mikrotik CPE into bridge mode, however, you should separate Internet from management traffic by using VLANs. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IZFAeLbujso.html

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Thank You,, That could become helpful.

@dksmar Год назад

Morten arent you afraid of any "hunter" in the wild to come to your mountain an steal the equipment? Or shoot the dish for practice? Its quite far from your house as far as I can understand.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Yes,, I am afraid of that,, but I will see if this is a real problem before I go shopping for personal mines.

@jefferyholcombe5189 Год назад

The modem is your speed limiting factor being a CAT6 modem, try a Sierra Wireless EM7565 CAT12 modem, or for best results get a CAT16 modem from TELIT or Foxconn. Dell also makes a CAT16 modem that is reasonable $ and it is DW5821e, the last three modems are 4x4 MIMO and them will get you real close to the 100's of MB/S you are looking for. Your provider will be the one that dictates what class of modem and what threw put you will be able to use and get. The dish you are using will limit you to 2x2 MIMO because it only has 2 antennas and with 4X4 mimo you will need a 4X4 antenna or #2 2X2 MIMO antennas.

@MyPlayHouse Год назад

Might be the ISP that are limiting the speed.. I will play with this some more..