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I run https://www.waveform.com https://www.waveform.com and we help a lot of folks like yourself get better signal. It's not really worth messing around with ch
by sinak 6y ago
I run https://www.waveform.com https://www.waveform.com and we help a lot of folks like yourself get better signal. It's not really worth messing around with cheap options - your productivity is on the line and it's worth spending a little for great connectivity.
With that in mind, the best option is a Pepwave MAX HD2 Dual SIM. Then put a Visible SIM from Verizon in one slot and a Calyx SIM (T-Mobile) in the other, or sign up for the AT&T iPad plan. Either use whip antennas or ideally use a roof-mount 4x4 MIMO antenna to get the best signal.
Using Pepwave's VPN you can run WAN smoothing and/or bonding to make sure that your connection is rock solid.
Worth looking the LTE hacks facebook group, though they tend to use cheap gear, and I'd recommend using something beefier.
- jsjohnst 6y agoI use Pepwave gear as well. WELL WORTH THE MONEY! I use the Pepwave Balance 20X with the Cat12 add-on card with four SIM cards installed. AT&T is my primary provider (with a monthly usage limit of 1TB/month, no fair use limits), but I also have two T-Mobile SIMs (with "unlimited" plans, but with fair use cutoff at 50GB/month) and a Verizon SIM (50GB/month). It's a dual radio setup, so AT&T and one of the T-Mobile SIMs are always active, the other two SIMs are for fallback. I would not recommend using the whip antennas, the roof mounted 4x4 MIMO antenna should be considered a must in my opinion.
- faeyanpiraat 6y agoCan you share any non confidential info on how you helped spacex and tesla?
- simonebrunozzi 6y agoWould you have any suggestions for Europeans?
- xvedejas 6y agoAny recommendation for handheld / tripod-mounted directional antennas for camping/backpacking purposes? It's surely more of a niche than this RVer-heavy comments section, but if you have anything suitable to point to I'd be very interested.
- jrwoodruff 6y agoHmmm, interesting. I'm going to look into this more. I did buy a weboost drive x, but I'm not convinced its really helping with anything...