Hi, I came across some videos about throttling issues with Verizon Wireless service. Many recommend setting the TTL to 65. Does that sound correct to you? Please advise. Thanks!
The TTL would be set to 64 on a cellular device like this since it is the source to the Internet, you would set it to 65 on a secondary device that is connected to this hotspot. It's because the value must be 64 when heading out to the ISP and each device decrements the TTL by -1
Thank you for your videos. I have been using a custom 5G router with the RM510Q-GL, but due to my current CPU limitations, I'm looking for an open-source gateway that supports mmWave. Preferably one that allows me to use my RM510Q-GL modem so I don't have to buy another one. Is there any chance you know of one? Thank you for your time and your videos.
It looks like that 5G module uses MHF 7S receptacles / connectors for the millimeter wave antenna along with 4 other receptacles, I was not able to find a mmwave antenna with that connector but I guess you would need that antenna and a device with PCIe Gen 3 driver support for that module. If you're running Linux or Windows it looks like there are drivers for that module. It would definitely be a project but you might be able to build your own router from a computer with the slot. I'm not sure if there is a cellular router on the market with mmwave support and PCIe Gen 3 module support.
I have this one right now with external antenna mod with 3d printed TPU and Apex TG.66 4g antennas (very cool antennas), It is very secure and I rarely have issues with it, but I was looking into getting the netgear m6 pro mr6500 and modding that since it has 5g and 5g mmwave capabilities. Do you have experience with such?
Thanks for this video. Been contemplating getting a MUDI V2 in order to bypass the throttle on my phone’s (provider) hotspot. Do you know where I can learn more about this sort of stuff?
Well the points that I mentioned in the video are the most important things, I have another video about the Spitz ax GL- X3000 which is another Cellular router from GL iNet that I went more into detail with and if you watch that video a lot of it applies to the MUDI V2 also. Some of the stuff I learned on Google other stuff was trial and error.
Well for Verizon I have had luck just setting the TTL on my computer to 65 when tethered to my phone. I didn't need to make other changes and that might be all you need to do. For other carriers usually you have to add 'dun' to your APN type. Your phone might be sufficient
@@developer-of-things yeah, thats atactually the setup that I'm running right now, it works great. But i'm also looking for a router setup that I can connect all my devices to.
The GL iNet Spitz AX GLX3000 worked about as well as my phone did on Visible. I'm still waiting on a good OpenWRT based portable 5G hotspot option to be available in the market.
Not understanding exactly. So i cannot use the imei # from my at&t phone? Do i need to get another phone? Great job on video,im just a little tech challenged
You just need some IMEI of a phone that you know will not be used in the same cellar network simultaneously by two devices. It could be a spare phone or unique IMEI number that you can obtain and be sure it will not be used somewhere else.
@@developer-of-things What about using a 5g tablet from at&t. If I use the IMEI # from the tablet. What APN name should be used Broadband or nrbroadband? The Samsung tablet is set to nrbroadband. Thanks
Hi, I came across some videos about throttling issues with Verizon Wireless service. Many recommend setting the TTL to 65. Does that sound correct to you? Please advise. Thanks!
The TTL would be set to 64 on a cellular device like this since it is the source to the Internet, you would set it to 65 on a secondary device that is connected to this hotspot. It's because the value must be 64 when heading out to the ISP and each device decrements the TTL by -1
Thank you for your videos. I have been using a custom 5G router with the RM510Q-GL, but due to my current CPU limitations, I'm looking for an open-source gateway that supports mmWave. Preferably one that allows me to use my RM510Q-GL modem so I don't have to buy another one. Is there any chance you know of one? Thank you for your time and your videos.
It looks like that 5G module uses MHF 7S receptacles / connectors for the millimeter wave antenna along with 4 other receptacles, I was not able to find a mmwave antenna with that connector but I guess you would need that antenna and a device with PCIe Gen 3 driver support for that module. If you're running Linux or Windows it looks like there are drivers for that module. It would definitely be a project but you might be able to build your own router from a computer with the slot. I'm not sure if there is a cellular router on the market with mmwave support and PCIe Gen 3 module support.
I have this one right now with external antenna mod with 3d printed TPU and Apex TG.66 4g antennas (very cool antennas), It is very secure and I rarely have issues with it, but I was looking into getting the netgear m6 pro mr6500 and modding that since it has 5g and 5g mmwave capabilities. Do you have experience with such?
oh I just saw your video on the m6, I'll take the gamble and see if I can use your tool on it
I've been thinking about doing this mod as I have seen it improves the signal quality
@@developer-of-thingsyo does does your method for the nighthawk m6 pro still work ?
@@JC-gd7rc I couldn't confirm since I don't have the device anymore. Probably not.
Thanks for this video. Been contemplating getting a MUDI V2 in order to bypass the throttle on my phone’s (provider) hotspot. Do you know where I can learn more about this sort of stuff?
Well the points that I mentioned in the video are the most important things, I have another video about the Spitz ax GL- X3000 which is another Cellular router from GL iNet that I went more into detail with and if you watch that video a lot of it applies to the MUDI V2 also. Some of the stuff I learned on Google other stuff was trial and error.
@@developer-of-things thanks again for sharing this. Ended up getting one and love it.
Hey, thanks for the video. What do you recommend for Verizon.
Well for Verizon I have had luck just setting the TTL on my computer to 65 when tethered to my phone. I didn't need to make other changes and that might be all you need to do. For other carriers usually you have to add 'dun' to your APN type. Your phone might be sufficient
@@developer-of-things yeah, thats atactually the setup that I'm running right now, it works great. But i'm also looking for a router setup that I can connect all my devices to.
@@developer-of-things thank for reply. Why don't you recommend MUDI V2 for Veriz0n? Looks like a great litttle gadgets.
What router do you recommend for Visable?
The GL iNet Spitz AX GLX3000 worked about as well as my phone did on Visible. I'm still waiting on a good OpenWRT based portable 5G hotspot option to be available in the market.
Not understanding exactly.
So i cannot use the imei # from my at&t phone?
Do i need to get another phone?
Great job on video,im just a little tech challenged
You just need some IMEI of a phone that you know will not be used in the same cellar network simultaneously by two devices. It could be a spare phone or unique IMEI number that you can obtain and be sure it will not be used somewhere else.
@@developer-of-things What about using a 5g tablet from at&t. If I use the IMEI # from the tablet. What APN name should be used Broadband or nrbroadband? The Samsung tablet is set to nrbroadband. Thanks
@@JoseGutierrez-qd3xj It sounds like your SIM card from the tablet requires nrbroadband, your SIM card determines the APN name to use
@@developer-of-things nrbroadband works great. Thank you!
Can u help me
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Yeah i plugged in my boost mobile sim it recognized it but said no internet, didn't know i needed to go into the labtop and set things up
Make sure the APN name is the same as it appears on the phone.