MUDI V2 Unlimited Hotspot Restrictions Removed Easily! 

Well the points that I mentioned in the video are the most important things, I have another video about the Spitz ax GL- X3000 which is another Cellular router from GL iNet that I went more into detail with and if you watch that video a lot of it applies to the MUDI V2 also. Some of the stuff I learned on Google other stuff was trial and error.

oh I just saw your video on the m6, I'll take the gamble and see if I can use your tool on it

I've been thinking about doing this mod as I have seen it improves the signal quality

@@developer-of-thingsyo does does your method for the nighthawk m6 pro still work ?

@@JC-gd7rc I couldn't confirm since I don't have the device anymore. Probably not.

It looks like that 5G module uses MHF 7S receptacles / connectors for the millimeter wave antenna along with 4 other receptacles, I was not able to find a mmwave antenna with that connector but I guess you would need that antenna and a device with PCIe Gen 3 driver support for that module. If you're running Linux or Windows it looks like there are drivers for that module. It would definitely be a project but you might be able to build your own router from a computer with the slot. I'm not sure if there is a cellular router on the market with mmwave support and PCIe Gen 3 module support.

The GL iNet Spitz AX GLX3000 worked about as well as my phone did on Visible. I'm still waiting on a good OpenWRT based portable 5G hotspot option to be available in the market.

You just need some IMEI of a phone that you know will not be used in the same cellar network simultaneously by two devices. It could be a spare phone or unique IMEI number that you can obtain and be sure it will not be used somewhere else.

@@developer-of-things What about using a 5g tablet from at&t. If I use the IMEI # from the tablet. What APN name should be used Broadband or nrbroadband? The Samsung tablet is set to nrbroadband. Thanks

@@JoseGutierrez-qd3xj It sounds like your SIM card from the tablet requires nrbroadband, your SIM card determines the APN name to use

@@developer-of-things nrbroadband works great. Thank you!

Make sure the APN name is the same as it appears on the phone.