I bow down to your superior knowledgeI’ve done the MTCNA, MTCRE, MTCTCE, MTCIPv6E and MTCUME certifications and I still don’t know what half the options on the menus do. I’ve still got MTCSE, MTCWE and MTCINE to complete. And there are supposed to be 2 new certifications coming out next year!
I bow down to your superior knowledge
I have a switch and the archer. The switch is just to give me extra ethernet points though may not be needed after ditching virgin.
So these two still come into play then.
Perfect! The archer is in that mode now with the virgin connection.
I'm assuming this route, rather than a dedicated internal 4g router, will always be better?
And you mentioned the marketplace sometimes have these. OC has a marketplace?
@Steveocee has an excellent website and YouTube videos that are excellent and that’s where I started.
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That is one hell of a compliment, thank you.
So I've just discovered I can see the top of the mast from the upstairs back bedroom![]()
Signal quality is a funny thing - if you can see the mast from an upstairs bedroom often you'll find that generally around it you will get good signal and going to great lengths might not actually improve the signal by any appreciable amount. Something I found is that in most cases getting the antenna up as high as possible had the most effect even over trying to find a location with best line of sight. It can be somewhat unintuitive sometimes what gives the best signal depending on others sources of interference, line of sight and so on.
Signal quality is a funny thing - if you can see the mast from an upstairs bedroom often you'll find that generally around it you will get good signal and going to great lengths might not actually improve the signal by any appreciable amount. Something I found is that in most cases getting the antenna up as high as possible had the most effect even over trying to find a location with best line of sight. It can be somewhat unintuitive sometimes what gives the best signal depending on others sources of interference, line of sight and so on.
It’s sort of a funny thing but actually very straightforward (no fresnellian puns intended) once you understand the underlying physics.
All depends on what network you go with, where you live and how congested the mast is there, i was getting 20meg+ on my Smarty sim at my old house but just moved and now with a stronger signal im getting less than 2meg most of the time.