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    Outdoor 4g wifi router?

    Hi folks, Apologies in advance if this is the wrong forum or has been answered elsewhere. Can anyone recommend a good external 4g wifi router in the UK? I'm working on a barn conversion that's a 25 mile drive from where I live. There's no broadband connection to the site as-of yet. The mobile...
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    Data Plan for WAN failover to 4G?

    Looking for a USA data plan that doesn't expire for at least 6 or 12 months -- or until you use up the data. I want to setup 4G/LTE failover / backup (I have a Teltonika RUT950, open to changing if needed). My Xfinity internet cable rarely goes down so I can't justify paying a lot for an...
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    • 4g lte 4g router data plan failover internet lte router router backup sim wan
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    • Forum: Routers
  3. Julio Urquidi

    CES 2020: NETGEAR Adds 4G LTE To Orbi Tri-Band Mesh Router

    NETGEAR's Orbi 4G LTE Whole Home Wi-Fi router (LBR20) adds a 4G cellular WAN connection to its award-winning mesh networking system. Designed for locations that don’t have easy access to a broadband connection, the newly added 4G cellular connection included with the AC2200 router can either be...
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    Upgrading 4G devices and need help with compatibility.

    I currently have a 551L modem and looking to switch to a XLTE model. I used to have the mifi 2100 that worked with my cradlepoint but when they switched me to the 4G device the new mobile hotspots wouldn't work with the MBR1200 model as it doesn't support wan over wifi.. I switched routers last...
  5. Julio Urquidi

    AT&T’s Project AirGig To Deliver Low-Cost Wireless Internet Services Through Powerlines

    AirGig is an AT&T project designed to transmit multi-gigabit wireless internet using urban, rural and underserved locations’ powerlines. Unlike previous internet-over-powerline efforts, AT&T's method uses "medium voltage" powerlines as waveguides for the millimeter wave RF signals (>30 GHz) that...
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