Rural Internet - The solution that worked!! Part 1

So we have struggled with our internet connection since we moved back to the house. We had a little signal outside but it went to zero when we came inside. Here's part 1 of the solution that we came up with that worked for us. We've tried satellite internet but we never seemed to get what we were paying for. This is a 4G LTE signal that we're getting from T-Mobile. Part 1 is the unboxing of the antennas as well as the router. We will go into a little more depth in Part 2. If you have any questions feel free to add them in the comments.
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[@veronicacarey7107]

Thank you. My husband and I are moving to a rural area and this was insightful. 🙂

[@southerntalk]

Your welcome, thanks for watching.

[@zzsdadYY]

If you do not have clear line of sight to the tower, the Waveform panel antenna will perform better for you. Their customer service is very helpful at helping find the best product.

[@-GameHacKeR-]

TH-cam removed my like on the video so i've readded it

[@thelabarchitect]

Thank you for doing this awesome video! It helped me a lot. 🙏

[@southerntalk]

Your welcome and I appreciate you watching.

[@user-ny2jp6pl4n]

Good stuff. Thanks dude!

[@darkkingastos4369]

Crap every time I click on these vids the person lives in a flat area... It'd be nice to see a vid by someone who lives in an area like me.... with 500 ft tall quartz rich ridges on ALL sides

[@southerntalk]

Sounds like you would be more of a candidate for Starlink

[@darkkingastos4369]

@@southerntalk They strung me along for the last two years and a couple days ago I got another email saying it would be another year. but I could do an "emergency" service plan to get the dish... Their "emergency" plan would basically be them putting me on a Hughsnet satellite for service for the full price... and I already have crappy Hughsnet so I told them to shove it and cancelled my order

[@southerntalk]

I'm not a Hughes Net fan myself. We tried it before I went this route and had a lot of issues.

[@darkkingastos4369]

@DIBs the ridges are owned by he us forest service

[@plaid13]

If you get any cell signal at all it will work. Just need a signal that can be boosted. Might not be real fast but better than nothing.

[@jamesroberts7598]

😊

[@hughesnetcstvbs8937]

what carrier are you using?

[@southerntalk]

T-Mobile. I talk about it in part 2.
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