Unboxing The Insty Connect Explorer X62 POE - 2024

Join us as we unbox our Insty Connect system.
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[@lindasteller]

Very helpful video. Thanks! 😊

[@warrenk3631]

Thank you for the great video, I am thinking about ordering this new Insty but have 2 questions, 1) Will it will work in Canada with the Canadian Telcom SiM cards? 2) Is the standard router the best choice given I want to add Star Link later on?

[@majamoore6209]

Is there an IMEI number for the device so we can confirm compatibility with different cellular carriers?

[@davidcleveland8269]

Does that antenna survive highway speeds if it's permanently mounted to the roof top ? Should it be mounted in any certain attitude? It looks like it would be a big sail or parachute if its sticking up on a roof.

[@dbcooper185]

the link to your website has a typo...

[@ronaldkinder3498]

I have the 4G system and have been delighted with how well it works! Recently got the 5G and will be using it on our next 2 month trip to Mexico and AZ. If Nick came up with this new and improved system, I am immediately intrigued! Question: with this new system it appears that you must have Power or AC to use the unit as the antenna requires power and must be plugged in whereas with the 4g and 5g the only power you need is 12 V, is that correct? And if so, is the new antenna that much more improved? Please explain?

[@curmudgeon3166]

The POE provides the power to the antenna. You have your choice of 12v or AC power.

[@johncarver8087]

Both the router and antenna can be powered directly from 12-24 volts. The video references a direct wire cable. DC power would be recommended for boondocking.

[@Bl4ckVV0lF]

Does this also connect to a campground wifi like the peplink does?

[@Bl4ckVV0lF]

No? Yes? Maybe?