10 Questions with Tyler from

From powering a router through a solar panel in a remote hunting shack to ensuring connectivity on a boat near the shore, he explains how ConnecTen’s technology harnesses cell tower signals to provide data. This ease of use and straightforward service, even in rural areas, Tyler underscores ConnecTen’s commitment to keeping customers connected, wherever they may be. #RuralInternet #ConnecTenInternet

[@SvendegardCatkicker]

I am in the market for something like this. I had already eliminated this system but watched this video to give it another shot. It confirmed my opinion. Posting something this poorly made doesn't help you

[@thomassmith9346]

Is it recommended that I use the antennas that come on the router, or is an external antenna recommended (or allowed)? We live in our RV.

[@GetConnecTen]

Yes there are antennas in the box. You can also use external antennas if you are having signal issue for those in an especially rural location.

[@jeffpierce3300]

hello, can I manually switch between services myself and does this router allow channel bonding? Is the router software completely accessible to user?

[@GetConnecTen]

Our friendly support handles it in a quick chat!

[@SparkService]

Hello! We are a storm chasing channel. We do a lot of streaming do you think this would do good?

[@GetConnecTen]

Absolutely! We are uniquely suitable for your needs as you can change your carrier as you move from place to place within the same plan without a need to have plans in multiple carriers.

[@SparkService]

@@GetConnecTen Hi there!, this is hunter, the CM for SS. I primarily run the streams and was wondering if this required multiple sim-cards (I'd imagine it would) and does it automatically roam from carrier to carrier based on poor connection with X, Y, Z carrier? Or does it just combine the connection between all of them as one?

[@GetConnecTen]

@@SparkService Thanks for reaching out! Our ConnecTen Internet routers utilize an eSIM technology, meaning there are no physical SIM cards to swap. The router connects to one network at a time, and while it doesn't seamlessly roam between carriers, switching is a quick process that only takes a few minutes when needed. Our top-tier support is available 24/7 via web, email, or call to assist you. This way, you can focus on running your streams without worrying about connectivity hiccups.

[@SparkService]

@@GetConnecTen Awesome! Out of curiosity, would it be possible to update the firmware to support freeroaming, or is that at the hardware level? If we're on a storm it's crucial we have a stream up, and having to call in to switch providers when we're focusing on 9000 other things is a minor inconvenience lol!