Evanz
Pro Member
Having just moved right out into the sticks with abominable landline internet, I’ve entered the wonderful world of LTE, and after endless faffing about, trying different routers and networks, spending hours standing at window sills, moving the bloody things a nanometer at a time, watching levels on a phone, I find myself with a Scancom EE SIM (works out at £12 odd over 20 months) sitting in a Huawei b818-263 on my bedroom window sill, and a Three 4g+ hub sitting on a corner of the same room.
The Three hub is going to be a backup to the Huawei, because obviously, EE are going to go down sometimes and that Three (Sercomm) router is going to need a Three or Three MNVO SIM card in it, with some data on it, ready to take over at the drop of a hat.
I’d appreciate any suggestions about what should go in there, which provider, what sort of plan, now much data should be on it etc. I’d also be interested to hear about what you knowledgeable lot on this forum use for backup.
The Three hub is going to be a backup to the Huawei, because obviously, EE are going to go down sometimes and that Three (Sercomm) router is going to need a Three or Three MNVO SIM card in it, with some data on it, ready to take over at the drop of a hat.
I’d appreciate any suggestions about what should go in there, which provider, what sort of plan, now much data should be on it etc. I’d also be interested to hear about what you knowledgeable lot on this forum use for backup.























