Selection of LTE Router and External Antenna for Orange Network in Kieleńska Huta, Wrzosowa

Good morning, I do not know which router and external LTE antenna to choose.
From what I've learned, "the basis is always the location, the operator and his test"

The location is Kieleńska Huta, Wrzosowa (Pomeranian Voivodeship), Orange, I did not test.
From what I've seen, Orange is the only relatively close antenna (5-6 km).
Budget within reason, let's assume up to PLN 1 - 2 thousand.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Of course, not only Orange, the more without tests, the NetWorks Leśno station on the Play mast is a misery with naked LTE800 for Orange and T-mobile, the only sensible one is Szemudzka Huta with LTE2600+2100+1800+800 aggregation for these operators, the sector from it is directed in Debnik. In addition, the NW station with LTE2100+1800+800 in Koleczkowo. Play has the mentioned mast in Leśno and LTE2600+2100+1800+800 on it, one of the sectors is aiming at your direction, and the same station in Koleczkowo. Perform tests on the cards of these 3 operators outside on the phone with the application https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cz.mroczis.netmonster&hl=pl and show screenshots from the Live tab and speedtests.
You have iOS so the application will not work, use the Field Test service code *3001#12345#* https://www.pokoleniesmart.pl/field-test-w-ios-14-doczekal-sie-zmian-jest-lepiej/ or as you write borrow something from android.

OK, thank you.
I'll come back with an answer when I do some tests.

Added after 3 [hours] 53 [minutes]:

I did a test of 3 operators.
I repeated some tests to make sure it worked out well

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The tests showed what I expected, 3 Play base stations with aggregation of 4 LTE bands do their job, tests as I see at home and in Play from Koleczkowo, coverage on LTE1800/2100/2600 capacitive bands, weak signal and still super speed, although the phone with modem only 6 kat, the station has a lot of potential, it has a 1107 Mb/s radio link to the Wilczlińska 64 fiber node, Orange / T-mobile have poor coverage in the LTE1800+800 aggregation with BTS Koleczkowo or Szemudzka Huta, speeds adequate to the conditions, i.e. they are not overwhelming, but the stations still have LTE2100 residual signal on them and no coverage on LTE2600 from Huta. Do tests, but outside, show screenshots for 3 operators and speedtests, but you can already see that Play has an advantage there.

The tests were done outside.
These are screenshots, already taken at home so as not to freeze.

Well, the more you need to focus on Play because the tests have shown that it is the optimal operator there.

If I already know which operator, the most important question is what router and antenna?

Is it a subscription or pre-paid? The antenna is a simple choice, LTE2600+2100+1800 aggregation stations are the Dual LTE1800-2600MHz antenna from Cybertech.

I haven't checked the offer yet, but I will probably take an offer for business with unlimited lte (I hope there is such a thing)
Subscription

In Play, it pays to contact a Business Advisor, preferably a proven one, you can have a 1TB offer with Huawei PRO2 or MC801a OR mc7010 for pennies and the subscription if you still have phones in PLAY is the offer http://www.bez-kabli.pl/viewtopic.php ?f=10&t=61657&p=631771#p631771 write a PM to your friend and he will give you the details of this DB, contact https://www.facebook.com/dbplaypoznan/

Can I connect an external antenna to all these routers?

And when it comes to this antenna, I want it to be as strong as possible, or is there no stronger than what you mentioned?
(I'm not saying this one is weak)

No, none of them, but PRO2 and MC801a are the most worth about PLN 900-1000, you can buy them for pennies in Play, so you can sell them and buy B818 / B628 but cheaper, B628 costs about PLN 500, aggregates 3 LTE bands, has connectors TS9 for external antennas, and B818 can be bought for PLN 800, it has connectors, it is in demand, but it is currently missing from PLAY. It aggregates 4 bands and has TS9.
Unless you succeed with the MC7010, the outdoor 5g/lte access point 5g/LTE modem is integrated with an external MIMO4X4 antenna, powered by POE over an Ethernet cable, and MF18a at home.

Okay, I have an operator, I have a router, how about this antenna?
and one more question, do you recommend something like this:

TP-LINK Deco E4 or Huawei WiFi Mesh WS5800-20?

I have already provided the antenna for the B818/B628 router https://www.cybertech.com.pl/p173,antena-dualna-lte-a-4g-17dbi-mimo-1800-2600mhz.html, you want to use MESH at home based on about an LTE router?

I thought it wouldn't be a stupid option, is there any other solution?

But this is an option that requires an additional router in the network and B818/628 settings in bridge, unfortunately, but B818 has problems as a mesh router with these WS5800, i.e. B818 serving as an LTE modem in bridge mode and one WS5800 as a router and 1 or 2 WS5800 as satellites. TP-Links E4 are toys, not real mesh.
I use 2 mesh solutions myself, for testing purposes I set up a network based on a mesh router with a built-in LTE 18 KAT modem. i.e. aggregating 4 LTE MIMO4X4 bands, QAM256 Netgear LBR20, AC2200 with backhaul on 5GHz, it is a dedicated band for communication with satellites, as satellites with LBR20 work 2 pieces of Netgear RBS20 also with AC2200.
The second solution is based on the MC7010, i.e. a 5g/LTE access point, set in a bridge and connected to the MESH D-link COVR2200 router which acts as a router, another COVR2200 acting as a satellite works with it.

B818 - (bridge) (router) - WS5800 - WS5800 (mesh)
Will something like this work or not?
Because I'm already lost.
Your solution is probably cool, but the price doesn't look colorful anymore.

It will work, but the main router in the network will be the first WS5800 and the second satellite, it connects via WiFi to the first one on the 5GHz band dedicated for this purpose, because the WS5800 is AC2200 and MESH on 3 2x5GHz and 2.4GHz bands. B818 only plays the role of an LTE modem in the bridge, not a router.
Same for me, only instead of B818 I use MC7010, it is an external router, integrated with the antenna, without WiFi and set as a bridge, it provides access to 5G / LTE, and instead of WS5800 I have these two COVR2200 and they work just like your WS5800.
The second solution is a different league, because the source of the Internet is the Netgear LBR20 router, it is the equivalent of B818, but it already has the MESH function, so it is also the main router in the network, it also has AC2200 and a dedicated 5GHz band for communication via WIFI with additional satellites, I use it for it as satellites, two Netgear LBS20 are connected, they act as additional APs.
I have a Cybertech antenna connected to the LBR20. The basis for you is an LTE router and an external antenna for it.
I hope you now understand how it is supposed to work.

Yes, now I understand.

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Okay, I think I know everything, but thank you very much for your help. I'm going to keep this topic open for a while if I still have a problem.
Regards

I guess I had a feeling not to delete the thread.

I bought everything you recommended.
I mounted the antenna pointed at the antenna in the forest and achieved a killer 15 mbs

I don't think it's enough since I managed to achieve 40/50 on a poor phone on earth.
What am I doing wrong?
I've been sitting on the roof all day today, scheming.

The length of the cable from the antenna is 7m, can it have such an impact?

Try with BTS Koleczkowo because it was used by the phone, show screenshots from the band management application for single LTE bands and speedtests on them. Then the same with Forest.

I'm still wondering, there is a TV antenna on the same mast, does it have any effect?
Is there a pc app for this? Does it just pick up from wifi then?

On B818 bands are managed https://www.ltehmonitor.com/en/

B628 the old man decided on a cheaper one, will he be able to do it too?

After all, you wrote that it has 2 CC CA https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3851728.html#19743637#19743637 so how is it in reality?