TPLink Time Load Balancing Guide with B315 LTE Routers

None. I did have Rain to switch off, which worked fine. But I now set my Rain limit to zero. Let's see how it goes.
Did you see any increase in dl/ul speed by combining 3 connections?
 
Did you see any increase in dl/ul speed by combining 3 connections?
No. It doesn't aggregate, but it uses the best connection at the time. There are a lot a settings you can play with, but I'm happy in the meantime.

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Not really. As you can see from my last post. That's actually CellC , not Rain. It will however make your internet more stable, but can't make it 3x faster.

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I've been working using it for the past year with two external antennas and routers, at first Rain and Telkom but now Telkom on both 1800 and 2300 MHz. It definitely increases speed for me.

The firmware has some bugs I could not get resolved though. I wanted Telkom 24h and Rain 19h but it would not blend it switched.

With no limits it does aggregate.
 
If use this load balancer with link aggregation for my fibre and wireless internet with my speed increase? I was told it would eg. 20 + 10 = 30
 
If use this load balancer with link aggregation for my fibre and wireless internet with my speed increase? I was told it would eg. 20 + 10 = 30
Doubt it. But it will make it more stable. There's no ways that it can make it faster. It simply takes the best route, from either connection. In some cases it may appear to be faster than a single connection.
 
It doesn't bond the connections, but can use both connections concurrently which can increase the speed of multi connections
 
It doesn't bond the connections, but can use both connections concurrently which can increase the speed of multi connections
Yup... think of a 3 ox wagon.. the fastest will be in front. but if the fastest fail the other two carry on.
 
You can't make your fastest connection go faster. It can only fill in the gaps.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding? But you can increase your speed with the load balancing option (application dependent).
 
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