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Activating Unlimited LTE on Red Bull Mobile: Steps, Code *111*763*1#, and Conditions

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Jak aktywować darmowe lub nielimitowane LTE na starterze Red Bull Mobile i jakie warunki trzeba spełnić?

Aby to uruchomić, trzeba mieć stary, zarejestrowany starter z taryfą RBM na Kartę 5; taryfę sprawdzisz kodem *111*49*1# albo po podpięciu numeru w Play24 [#16964272][#16976639] W wątku wskazano też, że dla tej usługi obowiązywały warunki opisane w regulaminie „Darmowy Internet LTE na 30 dni” [#16976639] Nie padła tu pełna procedura aktywacji kroku po kroku, ale później dopisano, że od 1.11.2018 darmowe LTE w Red Bull Mobile zostało wycofane [#17550325]
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  • #1 16963619
    ZajentyPan
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    Hello, I bought a starter from Red Bull Mobile and I wanted to run unlimited LTE on it how to do it? I was given the code * 111 * 763 * 1 # to activate only that for 30 PLN there is something for free, I think. Tell me how to do it and what conditions are needed for this?
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  • #2 16963754
    ZajentyPan
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    I heard something about the starter from the fact mobile, how to do it?
  • #3 16964272
    matek451
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    Do you have this starter in the picture? It's an old starter with the RBM tariff for Card 5 but you have to confirm it, did you register it? Put it on the phone, activate and check the code * 111 * 49 * 1 # which tariff you have. You can also create an account on Play24 if you do not have and attach this number, it will show you the tariff, in the future you will manage it on Play24. After checking the tariff, I will write what's next. A colleague above does the eggs to himself.
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  • #4 16964573
    yogi009
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    You can also call BOK, let them guide you online.
  • #5 16976338
    ZajentyPan
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    Hello, I return to the topic a little differently, i.e. I have a dilemma which router to choose lte, the internet has to be as it was spoken with Red Bull Mobile (PLAY) in DIL and has a good signal reception at 800 MHz, do not break the connection, have good performance in speed (because I wanted to use video streaming), have an antenna socket and a strong wifi signal.
    I have a few models and I do not know which one to choose.
    -Huawei CPE b593 + shipping PLN 140
    -ZTE MF283 + (+) normal courier shipping PLN 137
    -TP-Link TL-MR3220 + Huawei E3372 + shipping PLN 120 (I like it because I can take the modem on a trip and not the whole set)
    -D-link DWR-923 + shipping PLN 140
    -D-Link DWR-116 WiFi + Modem Huawei E3372 PLN 110
    -ZTE MF28D + shipping PLN 120
    -ZTE MF28D PLN 100

    Which one is the best and worth the money?
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  • #6 16976358
    yogi009
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    Did you do what I wrote above?
  • #7 16976639
    ZajentyPan
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    No, because I do not have anything to use the Internet (in addition to the phone) and 50 PLN would have to be topped up and the package would go unused.

    I have regulations for the service so I know more or less how it looks
    https://www.redbullmobile.pl/sites/default/fi...Darmowy_Internet_LTE_na_30_dni_14.04.2017.pdf

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    matek451 wrote:
    Do you have this starter in the picture?

    Yes
    matek451 wrote:
    did you register him?

    Yes
    matek451 wrote:
    check the code * 111 * 49 * 1 # which tariff you have

    the tariff is RBM on card 5
  • #9 16976683
    ZajentyPan
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    I did not do this on this card, but on the Play tab I did range tests, 50 meters north of the home range, up to 3/5 strokes.
    I have a couple of discharges from the phone Activating Unlimited LTE on Red Bull Mobile: Steps, Code *111*763*1#, and Conditions Activating Unlimited LTE on Red Bull Mobile: Steps, Code *111*763*1#, and Conditions Activating Unlimited LTE on Red Bull Mobile: Steps, Code *111*763*1#, and Conditions Activating Unlimited LTE on Red Bull Mobile: Steps, Code *111*763*1#, and Conditions Activating Unlimited LTE on Red Bull Mobile: Steps, Code *111*763*1#, and Conditions
  • #10 16976712
    matek451
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    These are scraps of coverage, those with RSRP on the level of -113 / -118dBm give some hope. but this is a connection to the LTE1800 Play BTS in Leipzig. There is no confirmed LTE800 on it. In Iłża, LTE1800, LTE2100 and LTE800 operate. And routers, sets leave much to be desired. For me, it's monuments. In your location, the basis is to provide the correct LTE signal, i.e. the purchase of an external antenna.
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    ZajentyPan
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    What should I do?
    According to UKE LTE800 in Leipzig there is a BTS on Dr. Anki in Iłża is poorly settled.
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  • #12 16976748
    matek451
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    This is permission, the LTE1800 and LTE2100 are verified and they work. Make a current test on the phone with the Play card. NCI will show ECI BTS, with such RSRP at 1800MHz it should connect you with LTE800 sooner if it works.
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  • #13 16976812
    makosuu
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    ZajentyPan wrote:
    Huawei CPE b593 + shipping PLN 140

    If it's the s-12 or s-22 version, it can be for that price. u-12 avoid.
    ZajentyPan wrote:
    -ZTE MF283 +

    It will also go away, but Huawei will be better.
    Both are already a bit old for today but still worth something, especially for the price.

    The rest are monuments not worth attention, or problematic sets, also not very recent. If you want to buy something new is the Huawei B525, unless you need this B593.
  • #14 16977352
    ZajentyPan
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    I was coming around and I caught 4 different BTSs, specifically:
    Activating Unlimited LTE on Red Bull Mobile: Steps, Code *111*763*1#, and Conditions

    Of which the one from Leipzig had signal jumps (almost jumped on the green field) but I could not catch the LTE800 from Leipzig.
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  • #15 17161884
    george2002

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    I have tp-link mr3020 from e3372 with free LTE in Red Bull mobile and this is a great solution, except that I have a router converted from flash 16MB and RAM64MB and modem with alternative software and pull out average in Krakow 135mb / s download i30mb / s upload :)
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    This will show a screen with this DL135Mb / s and signal parameters on LTE2600Play. And what a great solution since the bandwidth is not available on the E3372, and the LTE1800 (10MHz in MIMO2x2), LTE2100 (probably 10Mhz in MIMO2x2) and LTE800 from 5Mhz are probably still working on BTS. Aggregation LTE2600 +1800, LTE2600 + 2100 or LTE2600 + 1800 + 800 or LTE2600 + 2100 + 800 would only show the capabilities of the Play network since the BTS is unencumbered.
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    matek451 wrote:
    This will show a screen with this DL135Mb / s and signal parameters on LTE2600Play. And what a great solution since the bandwidth is not available on the E3372, and the LTE1800 (10MHz in MIMO2x2), LTE2100 (probably 10Mhz in MIMO2x2) and LTE800 from 5Mhz are probably still working on BTS. Aggregation LTE2600 +1800, LTE2600 + 2100 or LTE2600 + 1800 + 800 or LTE2600 + 2100 + 800 would only show the capabilities of the Play network since the BTS is unencumbered.

    That's what? In a sense, you do not believe what I write like this :) ? Coverage I have full BTS in the view of the eye 300-400m from the apartment on the 4th floor, I forgot to add about the antenna even though I have connected (the cheapest of alledrogo for 50zl lwadratowa) but she only improved the ping and the speed is the same :)
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    And what are the reasons to believe that without specifying the signal parameters, CID BTS on LTE2600Play achieve 90% of the maximum theoretical DL speed? For me, it's hard data and speedtest from Internet rush hours that is 19-23. I do not know what the full range means, because I do not know such a measure in relation to LTE signal parameters.
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  • #19 17550325
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    From 1.11.2018, the LTE free service at Redbull Mobile has been withdrawn from the offer.

Topic summary

✨ To activate Unlimited LTE on Red Bull Mobile, users must first confirm their starter card's tariff by dialing *111*49*1# and ensuring it is registered. The activation code *111*763*1# is used for the unlimited LTE service, which costs 30 PLN. Users are advised to check LTE coverage in their area and consider creating an account on Play24 for tariff management. Additionally, discussions about suitable LTE routers for optimal performance with Red Bull Mobile highlighted various models, emphasizing the importance of signal reception and external antennas for better connectivity.
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FAQ

TL;DR: RBM’s “Darmowy Internet LTE (DIL)” once delivered up to 135 Mb/s on TP‑Link MR3020 + Huawei E3372, which one user called a “great solution.” [Elektroda, george2002, post #17161884]

Why it matters:** This FAQ helps RBM/Play users troubleshoot activation, coverage, gear choices, and what changed after the 2018 withdrawal.

Quick Facts

How do I activate Unlimited LTE (DIL) on Red Bull Mobile?

Legacy method (no longer sold): 1) Insert and register the RBM starter. 2) Top up as required by the promo. 3) Dial 111763*1# to trigger DIL. “Activation via USSD” was shared by users during the promo period. [Elektroda, ZajentyPan, post #16963619]

How do I check my tariff and manage the SIM in Play24?

Dial 11149*1# to see your tariff, then create a Play24 account and attach the number. Manage options and future changes inside Play24. “Play24 will show you the tariff” notes the forum expert. [Elektroda, matek451, post #16964272]

Is Unlimited LTE (DIL) still available today?

No. A forum update states the free LTE service in Red Bull Mobile was withdrawn from the offer on November 1, 2018. New activations are not available. [Elektroda, NeoCortex, post #17550325]

What does DIL mean in RBM?

DIL stands for “Darmowy Internet LTE,” a legacy 30‑day LTE data promotion referenced in the shared regulations link. The user discussing the promo cites the 14.04.2017 rules PDF for details. [Elektroda, ZajentyPan, post #16976639]

Which LTE router is best for RBM/Play on a budget?

Community picks: Huawei B593 (prefer s‑12/s‑22; avoid u‑12) or ZTE MF283 for older gear. For new purchases, Huawei B525 is recommended. Other listed sets were called outdated or problematic. [Elektroda, makosuu, post #16976812]

Do I need an external LTE antenna?

If your RSRP is around −113 to −118 dBm, an external directional antenna helps stability and throughput. As one expert put it, “the basis is… purchase of an external antenna.” This is crucial on edge‑coverage sites and for streaming. [Elektroda, matek451, post #16976712]

How can I test Play LTE coverage and identify the serving BTS/band?

Run a current test on your phone with a Play SIM. Use Network Cell Info (NCI) to read the ECI and bands. If your 1800 MHz signal is weak, the device may prefer LTE800 when available. [Elektroda, matek451, post #16976748]

I don’t want to top up 50 PLN yet—any tips?

If you lack a router, delay topping up until you can actually use the data. The original poster noted a 50 PLN top‑up might go unused without hardware. Consider phone hotspotting temporarily before committing. [Elektroda, ZajentyPan, post #16976639]

What speeds can I expect with Huawei E3372 on Play?

One user near a Play BTS achieved about 135 Mb/s download and 30 Mb/s upload in Kraków using E3372 + MR3020. An inexpensive external antenna mainly improved ping, not peak speed. [Elektroda, george2002, post #17161884]

Does the Huawei E3372 support carrier aggregation (CA)?

No. A forum expert highlighted that E3372 lacks CA, so it cannot aggregate LTE2600+1800 or other band combos. That limits peak throughput versus CA‑capable routers. [Elektroda, matek451, post #17162326]

What do RSRP and BTS mean in this context?

RSRP is the LTE signal power metric in dBm; lower (more negative) is weaker. BTS means base station site. In coverage “scraps,” RSRP near −118 dBm signals degradation and calls for better antennas. [Elektroda, matek451, post #16976712]

How do I check if LTE800 is active at my location?

Perform a live test with a Play SIM and NCI. With weak 1800 MHz levels, devices should fall to LTE800 if it’s live. Testing confirms band presence rather than relying on permit maps. [Elektroda, matek451, post #16976748]

Is TP‑Link MR3020 + Huawei E3372 a viable portable setup?

Yes. A user reported consistent results and called it a strong combo near a BTS about 300–400 meters away. A budget square antenna reduced ping while speeds stayed similar. [Elektroda, george2002, post #17163421]

What’s the best quick test to decide on buying an antenna?

Measure RSRP/RSRQ/SINR on your phone indoors and outdoors. If RSRP worsens beyond −110 dBm or links drop, install an outdoor antenna before upgrading routers. “Provide the correct LTE signal first.” [Elektroda, matek451, post #16976712]

How do I verify my RBM tariff before any changes?

Insert the SIM, activate it, and dial 11149*1# to display the current tariff. Then bind the number in Play24 to monitor future options and manage add‑ons. [Elektroda, matek451, post #16964272]
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