THE BEST MOBILE ROUTER & ANTENNA I've used for over 4 years

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  @thevanthatrocked · 2 years ago

  John, you must be No1 in this because internet companies, router companies and reviewers for magazines, will never review so many and for so long.

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• AN

  @andrewjohnson9896 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Bloody hell!! We have never thought about signal after closing the blinds. Just changed to a Roam X 5g with an EE unlimited SIM and we are so happy in the UK and Europe. You are so right about the signal being worse in the UK. Another great video.

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  @vivienne3757 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for explaining what can be confusing to some of us, it also saves us money with your reviews, thank you. Look forward to the starling one😊

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  @judithsmith6335 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for the clearest explanation of router, antenna and SIM card I have seen to date. Keep up the great work- for people like me who don’t really understand tech you are just what we need.  Thanks.

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  @FernsGardens · 1 year ago

  Thank you John for this excellent & informative video, it doesn't matter how much consumer research you do, finding someone with the knowledge you've built up   is a godsend.

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  @angdrumm · 2 years ago

  Thanks for this, I have been looking into WiFi for the van so this has come just at the right time.

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  @Ritarelay · 2 years ago

  Another brilliant informative video! Thankyou John. We currently have a cheapy Mifi and will be updating it at some point. This has helped a lot. ❤

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  @nickcooper7133 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Great comparison video John, really helpful info. Have you ever reviewed the &quot;Teltonika&quot; range of routers? e.g. the RUTX50 or RUTX14 etc? they offer dual sim ability for wan failover (Ideal if you lose signal whilst travelling) also provide multiple gigabit RJ45 ports. Not cheap by any strech but excellent build quality. A particularly geeky model (which I&apos;m sure you will appreciate!) is the RUT956. It has multiple i/o that permits it to do all manner of weird &amp; wonderful things. Also, can be powered directly from a 9-30vdc supply so ideal for vanlife.<br><br>I&apos;m about to pull the trigger on buying one myself as a upgrade to my woeful BT Broadband FTTC connection (28 dn/5 up). Was gonna pair it up with one of the fixed term EE sims on Amazon you were talking about in this video. Just a thought.

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  @rorymax8233 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m only 7.5 minutes, and I like your intentions and motives for posting this.<br><br>I shall now watch the rest of the video, cheers fella <br>👍 👍 👍

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  @sveiningebrigtsen4164 · 1 year ago

  Just installed the Antenne mentioned in this video. Testet it first inside the van with a result of 40 maps. Moved the antenna on the roof with a result of 160 mpbs in download. Great result. Thanks for det advice.

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  @garethwilliams3919 · 2 years ago

  Invaluable info - thanks John!

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  @D.Stojkovic · 3 months ago

  I just got GL‑iNet Mudi 7 (GL‑E5800) EU version and was looking for an external antenna. You are brilliant and your video helps a lot. Mant thanks and keep doing good work.

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