Post your 5G RSSI signal strength

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RSSI level and a signal strength

The higher the RSSI value, the stronger the signal. When measured in negative numbers, the number that is closer to zero usually means better signal. As an example -50 is a pretty good signal, -75 - is fairly reasonable, and -100 is no signal at all.

Mine is -39
 

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Not the best but given where it is it makes sense and it works
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Not the best but given where it is it makes sense and it works
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For inside its great -if you mount yours outside Im sure you will get in your -30- -36's as your speeds are fantastic for inside already
 
You and @powermzii have the exact same RSSI - with great speeds -you both get over 300's -my max is 285 but its because of the distance to my preferred tower 3.47km

I also have it indoors at a window. I did not mount it outside on a poll. Speeds are really good actually.
 
I also have it indoors at a window. I did not mount it outside on a poll. Speeds are really good actually.
Oh my gosh if you both do a mount outside 400-600mbs would be in your reach easily -for indoors those are crazy speeds. Are you considering mounting it outside ? With over 300 inside I would be over the moon those are great speeds. Since my speeds was extremely poor inside outside was my only option. Im just worried about lightning damage
 
Oh my gosh if you both do a mount outside 400-600mbs would be in your reach easily -for indoors those are crazy speeds. Are you considering mounting it outside ? With over 300 inside I would be over the moon those are great speeds. Since my speeds was extremely poor inside outside was my only option. Im just worried about lightning damage

Yeah I just need them to sort out the latency.

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Mine is also outside on an 8 meter pole at the top end of the roof, so its prolly about 10.5 meters in the air, my NR signal intensity is normally -73db and signal quality is between 10 - 13db, yet i don't see half the speed you guys are getting, like I'll get that at 3 in the morning...
 
Mine is also outside on an 8 meter pole at the top end of the roof, so its prolly about 10.5 meters in the air, my NR signal intensity is normally -73db and signal quality is between 10 - 13db, yet i don't see half the speed you guys are getting, like I'll get that at 3 in the morning...
What RSSI do you get ?
 
If this is what R999 gets you I might as well just cancel. Also note that the RSSI is only for 4g. The previous rain person I spoke to, Thurston B, just said that the speed will drop during peak times, and that if I'm struggling I should connect on 5ghz, after explaining to him numerous times that it's directly connected to 1gbps lan. #dissapointed
 

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If this is what R999 gets you I might as well just cancel. Also note that the RSSI is only for 4g. The previous rain person I spoke to, Thurston B, just said that the speed will drop during peak times, and that if I'm struggling I should connect on 5ghz, after explaining to him numerous times that it's directly connected to 1gbps lan. #dissapointed
How far are you from your closest tower ?Your speed test is this with a cable or wireless ? Dont that tower have alarms on it -Rain have lots of issues with fault alarms and that degrade the speed allot
 
I am 580meters away from a tower, and the router is connected via 1gbps lan to my existing network
You should kill it - Sound if that tower has fault alarms on it. The tower I connect to had fault alarms and i got a full 4mbs from it -I complained they fixed it eventually
 
Rain isn't doing anything about it, they keep saying I need to move the router around in the house and "optimize", but on their website is says i am connecting to a tower 58 kilometers away
 
Rain isn't doing anything about it, they keep saying I need to move the router around in the house and "optimize", but on their website is says i am connecting to a tower 58 kilometers away
Contact the Rain reps on this site for assistance
 
They asked for my email, I have given it to them but nothing has happened to far
 
If this is what R999 gets you I might as well just cancel. Also note that the RSSI is only for 4g. The previous rain person I spoke to, Thurston B, just said that the speed will drop during peak times, and that if I'm struggling I should connect on 5ghz, after explaining to him numerous times that it's directly connected to 1gbps lan. #dissapointed
Might as well get the R699 package if you do not have fibre.
 
I was on the R699 package, need more speed, went to premium, worked flawlessly for like a month and half, and since then it's been like this
 
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