dazmatic
ULTIMATE Member
Hi all ,
I've got a Huawei B818 running a Three sim modded with external absolutely creme de la creme Iskra P60 antennas with superb stats considering the distance.
It's running V11 version of the firmware which is the ultra rare version as I understand and band locked to 3+1+32, in bridge mode and works an absolute dream with my Zyxel 2860 router as the main router in the house.
Until, occasionally I'll suddenly and unexplainedly get bouts of extremely high pings above 2-3 seconds and a few Kbps bandwidth down from the usual 100+ Mbps basically bringing the entire connection to a halt. The only thing that seems to fix it is either a reboot of the router OR manually selecting bands forcing the device to reconnect.
I'm using the 3internet apn to avoid the CGNAT as I've self hosted servers etc and generally pleased with it.
At first, I thought it was the fact I was using V11 firmware, not much I can do about that now. Then thought it was the bands, so tried different primary bands and still the same.
Tried running in DHCP mode rather than bridged and still it'll drop off in this fashion.
Tried setting manual DNS (8.8.8.8) in the APN settings and no change.
Now, the weird thing is, my parents have got a Huawei AI Cube on Three also, it's a great little device, they live 200m from a mast with astronomical stats (as expected) 40 miles from me on a completely different tower and yet they have exactly the same issue occur with their connections, high pings and no throughput and on the 3internet apn.
I'm wondering, one device is a coincidence, 2 different devices in 2 different towns on 2 different masts but the same provider is not.
So why would three be cocking about with connections like this? I mean it literally happened just now, to myself AND my parents device at more or less the same time, does that mean it's just happened to everyone else?!
I've got a Huawei B818 running a Three sim modded with external absolutely creme de la creme Iskra P60 antennas with superb stats considering the distance.
It's running V11 version of the firmware which is the ultra rare version as I understand and band locked to 3+1+32, in bridge mode and works an absolute dream with my Zyxel 2860 router as the main router in the house.
Until, occasionally I'll suddenly and unexplainedly get bouts of extremely high pings above 2-3 seconds and a few Kbps bandwidth down from the usual 100+ Mbps basically bringing the entire connection to a halt. The only thing that seems to fix it is either a reboot of the router OR manually selecting bands forcing the device to reconnect.
I'm using the 3internet apn to avoid the CGNAT as I've self hosted servers etc and generally pleased with it.
At first, I thought it was the fact I was using V11 firmware, not much I can do about that now. Then thought it was the bands, so tried different primary bands and still the same.
Tried running in DHCP mode rather than bridged and still it'll drop off in this fashion.
Tried setting manual DNS (8.8.8.8) in the APN settings and no change.
Now, the weird thing is, my parents have got a Huawei AI Cube on Three also, it's a great little device, they live 200m from a mast with astronomical stats (as expected) 40 miles from me on a completely different tower and yet they have exactly the same issue occur with their connections, high pings and no throughput and on the 3internet apn.
I'm wondering, one device is a coincidence, 2 different devices in 2 different towns on 2 different masts but the same provider is not.
So why would three be cocking about with connections like this? I mean it literally happened just now, to myself AND my parents device at more or less the same time, does that mean it's just happened to everyone else?!























