Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamluman75 wrote:Does anyone have experience with LTE cat. 12 or cat 6 in TMobile in Poland, preferably in Krakow?
I am interested in whether it is worth investing in such a router and whether they actually support band aggregation as in the 12 or 6 standard.
Raycoreti wrote:luman75 wrote:Does anyone have experience with LTE cat. 12 or cat 6 in TMobile in Poland, preferably in Krakow?
I am interested in whether it is worth investing in such a router and whether they actually support band aggregation as in the 12 or 6 standard.
What routers are we talking about exactly?
matek451 wrote:All mobile operators use at least the aggregation of 2 LTE bands, T-mobile in Krakow has base stations operating in the aggregation of 4 LTE bands, the basic requirement is to perform tests in your location on the card of this operator, LTE phone with at least 12 Android categories and the https application: //play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cz.mroczis.netmonster&hl=en_US will show the necessary data, test at home and outside and speedtests for it. Of course, this Mikrotik is too weak equipment in the case of 4 CC CA, and not worth the price, you can buy a router with 2 CC CA for PLN 250-300.
matek451 wrote:But this Mikrotik has a pseudo antenna inside with a gain of 3-4dBi, so it's a dummy of an external LTE access point, it's not very attractive in terms of price. You can buy WF830 with aggregation of 2 LTE bands and a directional antenna with a gain of 5-8dBi for PLN 350-500, they come from Play. 12 categories so far you will not buy because WF860 with aggregation of 4 LTE bands is unavailable, I have it but that's a different topic. And the selection of the router and antenna is always after the operator's tests, in this case t-mobile in your location.
luman75 wrote:Then buy any mikrotik with a MiniPCIe port and a modem of any category. Even 18. Unfortunately, the price of such a modem kills, well above PLN 1000 for the modem itself
All in all, I have a location very close to the BTS with visibility (300m in a straight line), so the gain of the antenna is probably not crucial for me. Apart from the antenna, is there any advantage of ZTE 830 over Mikrotik?
But 300m with visibility ideal. High modulation will go, it will go if it is (or will be) despite 4x4.luman75 wrote:For almost 2 years, some standard Huawei with the housing removed sits on the roof in an airtight can with short antenna cables and generally does not complain.I like Mikrotik because you can mount it directly outside and enter the building via ethenet.
