This modem already phased out by Telstra in Australia.

Now their latest one is the Telstra 5G Home Broadband Gen 2 aka Arcadyan Meteor



It is Mediatek T750 based same as the one used in the Yeacomm NR330 and Zyxel NR5103E modems.

Mediatek T750 is newer chipset with better CA performance.

ZLT28 selling under RM600 among the cheapest in the market.

Mediatek T750 chipset with many useful unlocking features and band locking.

All Mediatek T750 based 5G modems performs best with DNB's NSA 5G network.

Only drawback is this modem is non modded to work with mobile plans except for Home Broadband 5G data only plans and was mistakenly sold undervalued. You can't buy it anymore because it was quickly taken down once the sellers knew its true value.

Those Brits are putting it up on sale for £229.99 on Amazon UK. Refurbished unit summore.



The ZLT28 doesn't have external antenna ports and the Yeacomm costs almost RM1k.

There's also the new Tenda 5G03 which should be cheaper.

Telstra Arcadyan AWS1000 going for only RM528 on Lapsapda with free choice of QWRT or Sopek firmware offered by seller with invite link to a private group.

This customized OpenWRT firmware is very useful if you know what you're doing.

No longer the case with modern cloud based IP-cams.

I'm running CGNAT 5G at home myself, with 4 remote cams connected to the same mobile app in my phone.

You don't even need a centralized DVR just a small microSD card in each individual cam which could store recordings of more than a week each.

Cloud IP-cams are also clients connected to the 5G router. It's just that they have build int firmware which connects back to the product's server via your router as gateway so that remotely your phone can also access your cameras outside.

In a DVR setup it's just one device connected to your router as gateway.

For a cloud based IP-Cam, each device connects via DHCP to your router which also works as a gateway.

You don't need public IP or fixed IP anymore because the IP-Cam cloud software (for each camera connected to your router) pings back to the products server to allow your phone which has the surveillance app installed to access your cams from outside.

Here's an example set-up guide video to give you a rough idea:



You can actually DIY your own camera setup with very little knowledge with wiring and

Mine already over a month not rebooted.

The modem can force lock 5G-NSA band without rescan unlike the TP-Link which you can only choose with the drop down menu to select it.

Did you specifically select 5G-NSA instead of auto 4G/5G-NSA fallback?

Which firmware version are you on for the 3 UK NR5103E?

You must select 5G-NSA only and not 4G/5G-NSA/5G-SA Auto fallback.

Then select B28 (many selected N28 wrongly) + N78 ONLY.

Which firmware version u using? Do not upgrade it OTA because it meant for 3 UK market. Stick with version B.

Mine uptime already >1 month 24/7.

That is correct. Did you also check the tiny switch behind the modem whether it's set to external antenna or internal antenna? Make sure it's internal antenna many overlooked that as well.

B28 is supposed to to be the LTE anchoring band to combine with N78.

Malaysian 5G infrastructure is Non Stand-Alone(NSA) which means you need B28 as a base connection to connect then bond with N78 in order to achieve full 5G connection.

I guess N78 will only be available once we have dedicated full Stand-alone 5G network in future.

It is expensive to maintain because everyone by then must have 5G-only phones and everything else phased out.

This becomes a dedicated 5G network.