How to install Super Fast 10x speed Off Grid internet! 4g, LTE directional Antenna install

[@davidstorton910]

I'm very impressed with that mate, I'm just going that way of the 4g lte due to abysmally slow internet .... Thanks Sky for all the bills and bad service

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Upgraded to ee sim and we get 30mb download now sometimes with an average of 20mb well worth it over the copper lines👌

[@gergemall]

I bought a few of these to experiment with but life got in the way . Thank you for your video

[@nathleflutiste]

I'm going to live in a farm very far from the city soon, so this is kinda VERY helpful. Thanks for sharing, this content is fire.

[@IvanMartinez-nu7of]

Howdy and thanks for the video my friend! I have an omni directional mimo antenna for my mofi 4500 which does okay but I am trying to get better speeds out of it and considering the style antennas you have. Cheers from Arizona!

[@Thigsy]

If your 4g router doesn't have CA... Get a 4G+ capable router if your cell provider do Carrier Aggregation. You might get 50 to 60Mbps on a good day. Also, try to look into Parabolic 4G antennas... Those have insane range. 😅😳

If possible, also check which CAs are supported. For example, in Europe B8+20 can make much sense (basically get double speeds) but is quite rare to find (on the hardware side, X55 based routers support it but no low-band 5G CA). And obviously n71 for the US or B32 for Europe.

[@headshotzwillhappen]

Loved the Owen wilson.... "oh wow" 😆

[@hmm-m]

Hi, do you think such antennas perform better than "triangle-shaped in plastic case" LTE antennas? I think inside they have the same metal elements. Do you know which dB gain those have? I see you also mounted them with 45 degree angles - did you also try + polarization or only X?

[@DanielSRosehill]

Thanks for the upload. Nice boost in speed!

[@matixnznz]

Make sure you change the settings on the modem to ext antenna only. Don’t use auto.

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Auto works just fine, that's y they make them that way!

[@matixnznz]

@@FieldtoFarm_UK myself and my isp had issues with the same modem you are using. Changing it to ext antenna only fixed the issue. It would prioritise the internal first if it could get a signal.

[@wely6115]

@@matixnznz u need to open the router and cutoff the intrenal antenna and use the outdoor only

[@nathleflutiste]

@@wely6115 Isn't the ext antenna option exist just to do that ?

[@nomadicheadman7463]

How did you join the two cables into one? Did you use t-shaped adapter for the cable?

[@SurvivingTheApocalypse]

You don’t. This is a MIMO setup. The Huawei router he us using has two antenna inputs on the back.

[@accesser]

Slowly working on something similar myself, farm in semi regional Queensland

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Works well if u can get good line of site to the tower we are 7 miles or so from the tower

[@leerickard5920]

@accesser, how did you go? Looking at doing similar in mid north coast NSW

[@jonbishop1385]

Your link for antennas is for audio books ?

[@Geniecool2019]

Very Impressive.....🎉 tnks alot

[@Fraser-j1x]

How much monthly does it cost, is it cheaper than £26 pm?

[@johnmichael1220]

How did this pan out for you buddy please. It's looking like I'm gonna have to do something similar but with the UK weather wind ect... As me a little sceptical

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Works sweet I'm still using it the same way now mounted on my barn, multiple devices and TVs can be streaming at once. Sometimes in heavy rain it drops a bit but wind doesn't seem to bother it. You could always mount it to a second hand telephone pole for more stability I use ee for the sim card they seem to have the best rural bandwidth round here, I'm 8 miles from what they call a super cell tower lol

[@johnmichael1220]

@@FieldtoFarm_UK that's excellent I was thinking of attaching to my washing line tbh on a large pole and not aloud to attach to my house unfortunately as it's rendered and not aloud to drill into it. Housing association orders😡 I'm not sure in the distance how far tried looking from the tops near my house and can't see it so we're a fair way from them I think. I live down the southwest of Wales and 4g was the only option here. Ill have a look at my options further tomorrow I do have antenna's already stationed up in the loft but gonna need moving asap

[@biopoweruk]

What is the make / model / price of the new antenna?

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Just a generic directional 4g antenna

[@headshotzwillhappen]

I was waiting for him to pull out a screwdriver 🪛 after watching him go for a hand saw ... thank God for your sake you weren't cranking them in Amish style screwdriver only 😆 that sucks... thanks for the video it helped

[@AshGreen359]

I'm expecting mine to come in the mail tomorrow Are you supposed to point both antennas at the same tower? I thought to point them at the two closest

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

I'm pretty sure they wont work if u dont point them at the same tower

[@AshGreen359]

@@FieldtoFarm_UK Thanks

[@Berxy]

@@AshGreen359 it should work just fine actually, a single antenna should be as effective as 2 due to cellular networks being radiowaves, thus they are transverse, only way 2 could improve the signal is by having some sort of constructive interference. But it really depends on your setup and location and kit. I would just do a bit of trial and error as you never know.

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

U r completely wrong the 2 r required or the signal speed will be 100th of speed 4g relies on mimo, multi in multi out signals

[@antonioadem1425]

It must be 2 anteinna for working well?

Yes, unless it‘s 3G. 4G and 5G require two antennas for best performance.

[@soulzygfx8408]

where did u buy this one from

[@soulzygfx8408]

and what sort of latency do u get

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Ebay and about 6ms

[@carlomariamosco]

Well done

[@TheHappyGeordie]

Where did you get the antenna's from? A link would be great.

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Ebay is pretty good

[@ArchangelGabriel]

What is the brand of your antennas?

[@gergemall]

Look up Yagi antennas. They are relatively inexpensive and fun to experiment with.

[@eugenedubens988]

Would be ace to see how the antenna cables are hooked up to the router

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

It's an sma plug that just twists to lock into position they come on the antennas

[@eugenedubens988]

@@FieldtoFarm_UK hey so the Huawei router is what you use and I'll look it up but any idea what options are out there ....? Thanks for getting back to me ... inspirational vidz

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

U need to look for a router with sim card slot and external aerial ports.

[@antonshill]

do you have any updates on your internet?

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

What would you like to know? Iv change provider and got better speeds still but all working well otherwise 😁

[@1inAtrillion]

Is that antenna just for wifi or does it boost your cell phone as well ?

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Its just for the 4g signal from the tower to your router 👌

[@brjplummer9415]

If you are recieving broadband data then the wi fi that the router then produces and transmitts can be linked to with your cell phone using Wi Fi. Then you can look up the index on your phone and activate Wi Fi calling and that means you can then make phone calls to and from your celphone. From in your house.

[@volvo09]

Should have just asked the guy to move the barn over a bit. :)

[@luis4290]

Fuck... I was getting mad because where I want to live I can get only 35 Mbps 4G on the phone, and came looking for greater speeds, looks like I am blessed with my current speed.

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

My 4g on the phone here is non existing, we are 11 miles or so from the tower. Any external aerial on a router should get you better speed that ur phone if you already get good ones. We have changed providers also that doubled our speed 👌

If you happen to get a good antenna or live in such a great position that the LOS to one site isn‘t possible, this still may work. For example, I have a 5G tower here which is obstructed by a hill in a really bad way and holding my phone in the air gives me 700 instead of 200 Mbps.

[@unknown-sc6if]

after this try sector antenna 2x18dbi. lets see how its perform . as far as i know it should be better than yagi

[@smiffykuk]

Its a log periodic not a yagi… yagi is for single frequency whereas Log periodic are made for a range of frequencies.. LP gain is lower but more versatile if you don’t know which band your supplier is using.

[@luc5543]

Well done, mate, you've done your homework re mimo etc. Where did you buy them from? I'm also researching mobile broadband as coincidence would have it. My Poynting omni also didn't deliver..

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Got them on ebay they a reasonable price too www.ebay.co.uk/itm/173472011873

[@tomaylott2593]

Nice!

[@haki6732]

Is this free internet?

[@NMC96]

What's happening on the farm lads? Need new vids to get me through this desperate world we live in haha

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

New vids are coming this weekend 👍

[@NMC96]

@@FieldtoFarm_UK Deadly Stuff, looking forward now 🙌🏼

[@NMC96]

Ahh jasus men any craic with the videos or did the internet on the farm get a knock 😂

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Iv got 15 vids banked ready to upload just waiting on something then they will be rolling out lol. Got big plans for the channel patience is a virtue 😂

[@NMC96]

@@FieldtoFarm_UK Looking forward to it now haha. Ahh thanks again anyway 👍🏼👍🏼

[@shaundocherty96]

I’d invest in a better router! And possibly change internet provider 😂

[@shaundocherty96]

I’ve got 4G LTE I’m running 10mbps on a bad day and 100mbps on a good day using your old type of antenna and I’m nowhere near my closest tower 😂

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

The network provider is the key now got 50mb standard download in good weather from changing 👌

[@nathleflutiste]

@shaundocherty96 Well, if I'm not mistaken his Huawei modem can reach a throughput speed that can reach 300mb at max (and for lower end ones, the reference is 150mb). So until there is a provider than offer more than that, it doesn't seem very wise to change his device.

[@lerssilarsson6414]

A bit every now and then is enuff.

[@amgnico]

Insane 4G latency

[@FieldtoFarm_UK]

Less than copper wired internet at my parents

[@aryan-orionbelt2037]

omg

[@thebritishengineer8027]

.....and how long is that timber going to last without being varnished..?? I was no fan of working for lawyers, accountants, socialist's or farmers!! "I just bought this £95,000 pound milking parlor, so here's the dog'y 10 year old PC that would not sell on a pykie's car boot for more than a fiver to run it!! I absolutely love the spit n' bailing wire ability of farmers to bodge anything.... unless I happen to be the guy brought in to fix anything technical bodged in the same way. You spend 5 hours trying to fix the mess, charge 2 hours for what it should have taken and then accidentally trip over their new "beamer" when they ask for discount. I did the computing behind dairy masters first twin parlor system in the UK and debugged the software to get it working....between milking's. Long time ago, you lot were a handful but I did like working for you guys.

[@soulzygfx8408]

shut up u tory