Good morning
I would like to help someone with professional knowledge firstly when choosing an operator and then possibly an antenna. I will probably be using the internet option, but I am more interested in the technical opinion.
I currently have a Netgear LB2120 LTE 4 generation modem, i.e. without aggregation of bands, two TS9 antenna connectors, connected to the Asus RT-AC68u router.
1) Below is my approximate location in relation to BTS - at the end of the line flying from one BTS.
Honeyview_...3) (2).png Download (607.8 kB) I tested the 4 most popular operators (modem in the house by the window). I did measurements at different times. Orange (despite probably better upload and download results) together with T-Mobile quite often switch to 3G. In total, they share BTS, so it's probably no wonder. Actually, it's T-Mobile even more often in this 3G. Plus, on average, had the smallest results. Play has a set of LTE frequencies on each of the two closest masts. T-Mobile and Orange 800 and 1800. This mast from which the line flies covers only one row of birches. One Orange / T-Mobile just south of me. The other two do not know yet because I have to go up to the roof. With Playem one strange thing, once download 30 / 60Mb and upload 0,1 Mb, another time download 1 Mb and upload already normal 4/5 Mb. Sometimes balanced several to several Mb. In general, all have RSRP hesitating -106 to -113, of which Play closer to this 106, RSRQ Play in the area -8, others -12 and worse. The results generally jump for all networks.
On Netgear you can check the parameters as below. I give for all 4 networks you can talk about the network and what about these antennas. There is no aggregation modem but maybe some multi-band antenna targeting the Playa transmitter? Admittedly, without aggregation, but could it switch between 800 and 1800 if necessary?
Orange:
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Honeyview_...ot (7).png Download (488.3 kB) Play
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Honeyview_...t (11).png Download (505.75 kB) The subject for me seems quite complicated. And on what frequencies, whether not too weak or too strong, what cable and whether not too long, multi-range, directional or not ... and so on. From what I read above, it's best DUAL LTE 1800. But is it the same in my case? After studying a few articles and reaching almost at the end of the internet, it seems to me that the best direction is PLAY (due to BTS and available frequencies, although for me probably only 800 and 1800, bandwidth count). Just what about this antenna? My modem can work on different frequencies, but without aggregation I thought that this should lead me towards the multi-range antenna. However, how to stick to what he writes
@ matek451 : how is anything to everything, it is good for nothing, but maybe it is one-way directional? Only what and on what BTS?
In the futureI will have some work on the chimney a week and I would like to start this antenna and pull the cord.
If someone was so kind to snap in and write something constructive then I will be so grateful.