mobile LTE modem question
Hey all, looking into mobile LTE modems at this point. Looking at pepwave products. Anyone give some advice on a duo (2 sims active at once) cat 6 or should I go for a single cat 18 for the future?...
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blaczero wrote:ajriding wrote:
LTE is 4G, which is worse for your body tissue than 3G but not anywhere near as bad as 5G.
Put that 4G modem right on your tummy as close to vital organs as possible, you won't have anything to worry about in a couple of years...
This is an interesting thing to bring to this thread.
I am no scientist but it's breast and brain tissue that's really affected by this. Never heard of hip cancer from carrying a phone in your pocket.
Anyway, I do agree with the fundamental idea that this stuff has an effect on us that we don't understand.
Aaaand back on topic... I just started browsing Verizon for unlimited plans and they're up to $70 a month for unlimited.
Anyone know a really good unlimited plan with great coverage in the Southeast?
You might look at nomadinternet.com. Some of the RV Nomads that have YouTube channels and upload videos are using it. They also do live streams using it. It is also being used by people in rural areas that only have dial up or expensive cell phone plans.
Nomad internet is truly unlimited and not throttled after reaching a certain cap. They have 4 different plans available using Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile. Plan prices range from $99 per month to $129 per month depending on which plan you use. The most expensive plan uses Verizon.
I believe Nomad Intertet is limited to 4G.
