Does the Huawei WS880 (with Xwrt-Vortex firmware) support a 4G LTE USB modem?

I am thinking of subscribing to Digi's Infinite 150 plan.

As I am already subscribed to Unifi, can I utilize the dual WAN feature,
or do I have to switch between Unifi and Infinite 150?

Download the latest version at http://www.nerve.org.za/mdma/

Plug in ur dongle to ur pc, close the modem dialup software. Extract the mdma software then execute..

Back to my questions after all the unnecessary distractions.....

Is this speed reasonable for a normal LTE device? Is it OK for me to subscribe to Infinite 150 with this setup?

from what they said, no refund will be given... that's why they ask for advance payment for new customer...
customer will be ripped of forever

MR3420 is a pretty old router and I doubt if TP Link still actively adding supported modems into their list.
If it works that's the best, I still have it lying somewhere.

yup am using latest openwrt.. connect to my phone with tethering enabled and I have internet.. I do not need to configure anything.. just like plug n play
in router settings it detects my phone brand 

that is why I have high hopes it will able to work with E5786

no use also because here only have band 3   

what i mean is force lock 4g connection

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this option actually

the best would be B3+B7 provided your place has both band.. that is 2CA if not mistaken
Thanks for the tip 

Hello sifus

my speedtest



download speed with idm



is this normal?because with my 2mb streamyx download speed average 2xxkb/s

but this one 10mb,only 3xxkb/s

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max here i can get 30Mbps depends on time

Sorry bro no idea bout this    it has been a very long time since I have setup a repeater.. all forgotten already 

wo wo wo



 

so its source link problem right?

im using ipad air hotpost

lowest for me is around 2-5++Mbps on 4g

using old huawei e398

Yes.
Eh bro, please multi-quote la.
I only mentioned about the frequency difference, not about NVRAM.

actually i'm asking how to tweak in Windows 10 to get maximum throughput on usb tethering but someone started on the xiaomi local or import set and soon drag into this lte-a stuff... actually i also don't care about digi got lte or lte-a but to provide 50-60Mbps for just RM159/month is better than paying unifi or maxis for 50Mbps package~

my router archer c2600 doesn't support usb tethering, so therefore need a mini pc to route the internet to the wan port.
i'm using Chuwi Hibox, the cheapest 4GB RAM mini pc i can get from market.
cost USD129.99 at gearbest.

thanks for the suggestion, but i just stick to mini PC to router method, because my alarm system need to port forward but most of our telco don't have public ip and the configuration of the ddns also failed, therefore what i do is use teamviewer to access my house alarm.

gearbest sometime can be very fast, within a week but overall less than 3 weeks.

my cctv and door bell is direct p2p, only alarm need to port forward in order to work from outside
but once a while i need to set the alarm off if really trigger accidentally by lightning, else not going to dial in and off it
sometime their expedite shipping fee can be free, it really varies~
so far i bought windows robot and mini pc from there~
plan to buy the ultrabook etc from there as well, it's really cheap as compare to parallel importer~

they got many ways to satisfy your warranty claim:

1. Return back to them with the shipping fee paid by you and non-returnable.
2. Keep the item and accept partial refund to your Wallet as store credit.
3. Resend a replacement (No return needed) but they will charge you a handling fee which is slightly lower from what you paid for.

My advise is if the item is very cheap, you can always go for 2 (if don't want anymore or buy from elsewhere) or 3 (if you really need a replacement by them).
But if the shipping fee is not much, just pay for it and get the replacement or they will just fully refund to you if unable to repair it.
then you can buy another unit again.
my brother one just got lightning struck and in the end they fully refund to me and i buy another unit again.
the shipping fee is around RM50.

Below is what they have written:

After reviewing your case, please review our possible solutions:                 

1)Return the item back to us.
You can return the item back to us in China as per our terms and conditions indicated in the link above.
Once we receive the item, we can exchange or offer a refund of 129.99 USD to your GB Wallet with extra points. As long as the item does not exceed the 45 day money back guarantee limit.
The shipping fee for sending the product back to us will be paid by customers and is non-refundable.

2)Keep the item and accept a partial refund to your Wallet as store credit.
We can offer a partial refund of your product value which is 15 USD on your wallet.
The refund will take 24 hours to process and appear in your GB wallet.
This amount can be used for your future orders.
In this case, you can keep the item and do not need to return it to us for this time.
Learn more about wallet benefits:
Check out to use points: [url=

3)Resend a replacement (No return needed).
We can resend you a replacement but we kindly ask you cover a handling fee of 105 USD. If you choose this option, we will send you an invoice and arrange the shipment for you.

Yes im in lteA area, below is screenshot with and without antenna.the modem is set to 4G only.the antenna works well if its has a clear sight from indoor to outdoor and far from metal frame such as door and window grill.