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Getting great speeds on Reliance Jio 4G
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socrates
I got banned!
It used to be excellent till last dec after that its steady down hill. The lockdown has only made it worse. It now drains the battery w/o even using the phone.
Jio at tourist deprived goa hotel Speedtest by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test
Idea at same location
Speedtest by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test
With m31 aka no ca.
Idea at same location
Speedtest by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test
With m31 aka no ca.
This is nothing special. I get such speeds at Gurgaon malls regularly, now with less crowds.
Reliance Jio says “fine-tuning” 4G network to prepare for 5G services; use cases important - ET Telecom
Jio 5g: Reliance Jio, India’s 4G-only telecom operator said that it is currently working on “fine-tuning” its 4G network to prepare for 5G services in the country, and a certain focus in on finalising a footprint for this high-speed services upon the availability of commercial spectrum
telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com
I have a feeling that the sudden increment in my speeds was also owing to this factor🤔
socrates
I got banned!
lucky you, in my area speeds have dropped plus data usage drains my battery more than before
I am somewhat spoilt by the convenience of 4G hotspots with battery. If electricity goes, the internet still works. This is important for financial transactions, otherwise I don't care, I can just fire up the phone's hotspot if my router loses electricity. But I like the convenience a battery-powered hotspot provides when conducting financial transactions. I have had several occasions where electricity went but my transaction did not suffer due to my using 4G hotspot since some years.
But I am interested in MR600. So, any way I could hook this up with a battery? Would I need to use a UPS for it? Yes, continuous internet is really important for me as my entire work is online.
You could just plug it into whole home inverter if you have one. That's what I do for my router and server.
12v Battery will work too but it won't be a ups unless you have some additional circuit for connecting to mains and have it switch automatically.
Regular desktop ups isn't suited for this as it won't last long.
12v Battery will work too but it won't be a ups unless you have some additional circuit for connecting to mains and have it switch automatically.
Regular desktop ups isn't suited for this as it won't last long.
