[Solved] T-Mobile Home Internet Antenna Selection: Huawei B525 Router, 1800MHz Band, Best Antenna Options

At the moment, the Huawei B525 router is standing on the windowsill of the window overlooking the nearby stadium, where the antenna from t-mobile is on one of the spotlights. From what I can see there is only 1800 MHz after the Orange changes. Earlier it was also 1800 MHz. Daytime transfers barely 0.5 Mbit. I have to combine with a transmitter change and with an external antenna. On the opposite side I have a transmitter on a CHP plant. I came up with a phone and a T-Mobile card under it and it makes 50 Mbit there. I just don't know exactly what the band is there. Probably different than here. 2700 I think I wrote to the side. Will we see what they write? Are there any android programs that show the transmitter bandwidth? The second thing is choosing the antenna. What to choose Of course, as I will know what frequency the transmitter.

Only LTE1800NetWorks works at the stadium, i.e. 15MHz in MIMO2x2 shared with Orange. There is no confirmed LTE2600 T-Mobile in Mielec yet but it may work. Permits are for Aleja Ducha Święty (T-Mobile) and for Korczak 37 for Orange. Nearby LTE800 T-Mobile operates on BTS Raspberry. LTE bands are forced on n B525 using HManager, force LTE1800, LTE2600 and LTE800 in turn, check BTS signal and CID parameters and speed. install Network Cell Info Lite on your phone, the DATA tab will show eNB, ECI BTS and signal parameters, make tests under this on EC.

I am forcing bandwidth at home on the router through HManager. Only 1800 MHz on the built-in antenna. A few days ago it was still 800 MHz. I was also under the chimney of a combined heat and power plant with a telephone and started Network Cell Info. TAC: 52202 eNB 220126, ECI 56352257, RSRP -84, RSRQ -9, RSSNR 16.5, ASU 56, Power 4.0pW. Under the chimney itself. I think I was receiving a signal from him?

This is LTE1800NetWorks or LTE2600 T-Mobile. Nice SINR hence better speeds, less crowded bandwidth than at the stadium.

Only this measurement from today and this is Sunday. While the earlier location is the center of the estate, the heat and power plant is in a purely industrial area. Tomorrow it may be clogged. At present, on the router with T-Mobile and the built-in antenna, readings from HManager only 1800 available 15 MHz band, RSRP -104dBm, RSSI -77 dBm, SINR 5dB, RSRQ -6gB, PCI 372, RSCP -145, eNBID 220003, ECIO - 32, LongCID 56320769. Yes, I have it at home, where 1Mbit transfer during the day. 20 MBit at night.

Added after 17 [hours] 22 [minutes]:

I wrote to the boa. The answer is that both transmitters now work at 1800 MHz. By the end of May, the one from the stadium will additionally have 800 and 2600 MHz.

There will be a change on the t-mobile transmitter