kocz
Pro Member
I believe I've identified a local 5G mast (with thanks to @Msh) operated by Three, who are now showing "outdoor coverage" for my address. Unfortunately I don't have any 5G-enabled devices to test the signal with, so I'm trying to figure out whether it'd be worth the risk buying a 5G router before making the investment. Unfortunately I don't seem to have direct LOS according to Google Earth (check the attached image - the red line goes from my loft to mast, both off screen), as the hilly terrain gets slightly in the way.
Would this completely block the connection, or is there a possibility of gaining some kind of acceptable signal to this tower?
Would this completely block the connection, or is there a possibility of gaining some kind of acceptable signal to this tower?























