Recent content by Kieran Menon

It's an LTE wireless setup to an outdoor antenna. The cable from the antenna is plugged into the WAN port of the Modem/Router. The VoIP thing is free with the service, just nice to have a house phone as an alternative to mobile while at home.

My ISP [ Imagine Broadband, Ireland ] provided a Gemtek WVRTM-130ACN modem/router that is proving to be incredibly unreliable. Trying to find a better modem to set into bridge mode to connect with my TP-Link Archer C5400X Router. Can anyone recommend a replacement, that also has a VOIP phone...

Erm... I do believe I said 4G in the topic title... that'd imply [mobile] wireless would it not, i.e. - nothing to do with a phone line... ?

Currently, my only form of broadband is via mobile broadband with THREE (using Netgear AC762S), and Vodafone (using R212)... and the reception is alright but could be better. I plan on getting an unlocked Huawei B593s-22 Router for the both of them, to which would be hooked by to powerlines to...

Think I'll just go ahead with an unlocked Huawei B593s router - seems to be my best option. Expensive solution though @ €162 >_<

Yeah, I'm in Ireland - ain't got it here. I'll just go ahead with THREE's. Who knows, maybe Vodafone's SIM might work in it too :p

Pretty basic shop they got, with Vodafone -- with regards to 4G, I got the R212 while they're currently got the R215. Be nice if these damn devices had an Ethernet port, or they had an accessory attachment for it... :( I'm also with THREE and they've got the Huawei B593s Black, and it's got...

This is turning a right headache... >_< What about using something like a USB-Ethernet adapter, such as this (LINK) ? Then use the Ethernet cable plugged into a Powerline ?

Thanks for the response. Could I use something like a 4G LTE Router, example LINK ? I basically want to have a setup of the 4G through an Ethernet cable so I can expand the range from there, using the aforementioned Powerline adapters. Read up using Wi-Fi extenders (Repeaters) is really bad...

There's nothing wrong with the 4G mobile reception, for internet... got a full 5 bar reception for that, I was referring to the Wi-Fi signal being subpar, i.e. - the "network".

Hey there. Currently, my only form of broadband is via mobile broadband. That being said, I'm using Vodafone's R212 Wifi device: The range of it is quite subpar... just down the hall and it's already at minimal reception. I was thinking of getting some Powerline Adapters to have my...