Similar (well, identical) computer HW specs (CPU, memory etc.). Main difference is in the antennas - LHG uses a 2x2 Mimo configuration with antennas more tuned for higher frequencies, ATL apparently uses a 4x4 Mimo configuration and adds 2x2 Mimo antennas for the lower bands. I've deployed LHG(G) ro...
Definitely nice specs, let's hope it's more ant-proof than previous products . I like it that the new cat18 modem added band 28 support.... just in time for 5G. ;-) TBH the LHGG antenna has some nice gain in the 3GHz+ part of the spectrum that 5G NR uses so I shall be testing it with Quectel's new 5...
7.6rc1 broke my LTE on a LTAP Mini with Quectel EP06E modem. Interface wouldn't run even though it was enabled, and when I tried to disable it, it would enable itself back. Weird. If you're running a similar config avoid RC1.
I don't think you can get spare parts from Mikrotik. I've e-mailed them about replacement plastic parts and they don't sell those. They do sell some RouterBoards as standalone items but I've never seen antenna-equipped ones for sale.
Are the EM12g compliant over here? If so do you know where I might be able to get the compliance doc's for the set up with the LHGG? They have the A-Tick stamp if that's what you mean, and work with all frequency bands available here. You can pretty much follow guides for EP06 setup, modem commands...
Eeew indeed ! Now I got to add a new chore on my list when we go back for France... check SXT casing and holes. I left an SXT R + Quectel EP06 there in lieu of this LHGG! Easier setup, dual SIM for redundance, similar-if-not-quite-same real-world performance. Now that I think about it, the ethernet...
This week I had to replace a year-old Mikrotik LHGG deployed in a very rural area. It was a bit worse for wear after a year exposed to the elements but otherwise fine - though I still believe that front heatsink isn't the best solution for regional Australia. This is a LHGG I posted about last year,...
One more question, if I may... Currently I can't find a LHG-R in stores here, so my question is: Do all of the LHG models accept an LTE modem. I couldn't find any info about that in the specifications Thanks, Igor No, most LHG products are point to point wireless links. Only the LHG R and the LHG 4...
RB5009UG has pads for two M.2 sockets on the motherboard, one of them USB. The sockets are not soldered, but this probably means that future RB500x models will include sockets and radios. Interesting but I'm not that confident in my soldering skills :-D I'm really looking among currently available ...
As stated in the title. I'm interested in trying 5G modules but I currently have RBM11Gs which are fine but I suspect limited by a USB 2.0 bus in their mPCIe slots. That's a theoretical 480mbps throughput limit even before accounting for the many other factors involved (processing etc.). I'm willing...
I'd be interested in hearing how you get on with this - I've been thinking about this type of project too (I'm a fan of Poynting antennas) I'll be sure to post my setup and results here as soon as my Poynting enclosures arrive (I have the two models on order). In the meantime, I know this won't be ...
Thanks! Antenna gain isn't much of a problem, I'll be using a Poynting panel antenna. Big question is, can routerOS be programmed to switch between SIMs or modems after a set amount of traffic is passed, like a data cap for a SIM slot (or modem in the case of M33)? Edit: Found the building blocks fo...
Hi everyone, need some help replacing a LHGG router/modem in a rural location. LHGG has been upgraded with a Quectel EM12G for B28 compatibility. Here's the problem: operators in the area have monthly data caps (100 - 120 GB of traffic / month) and the user is now frequently going over the limit. No...
Excellent, thank you. I'm assuming the connectors on the topside, bottom right & centre are for external wifi antennas or a 2x2 MIMO setup? Are those MMCX, TS9 or can anyone make out what type of connector is that?
Hi everyone. I'm planning on using a LtAP with my own LTE modem (Quectel EM12G) inside a Poyting ePoynt antenna enclosure. This takes routers and router boards of up to 185 x 145mm, so the entire LtAP doesn't fit inside, but its main board might, if I take the case apart. Mikrotik's website naturall...
I know it's been a while but just as an update: the problem was mechanical in nature. The heat transfer pad on top of the modem was pressing the m.2 to pcie adapter's sim slot and causing a short. Replacing the original pad with a thinner one solved the issue.
I did the same mod and had the exact same problem. Now I'm posting this using the LHGG with EM12-G. What solved the problem for me was removing the two original thermal pads for the modem and either not using any thermal pads (EM12-G will be OK) or replacing the top one with something much thinner t...
As it says in the title - can anyone provide the wAP ac R's LTE antenna dimensions? I'm looking into using Mikrotik's wAP ac R with a Quectel EM12-G LTE module, which requires Ipex4/MHF4 connectors. The wAP's LTE antennas have larger Ipex1 (uFL) connectors. I can use an adapter, obviously, but I was...
Hi folks, I'm very new here and to Mikrotik in general so please bear with me. I have an LHGG LTE kit which I planned to upgrade with a Quectel EM12-G modem so I could use band 28. The EM series from Quectel being M.2, I also purchased an M.2 to PCIe adapter that came with a SIM slot. I tested the m...