I have a Max Transit CAT-18 installed on my RV. Overall, I am more than satisfied with it’s performance. Paddle antennas, AT&T & Verizon cellular service with decent signals, & really decent RV park WIFI.
As a general rule I don’t get hung up on the results of any given speed test, but, my upload speeds observed on various speed test have always been dismal; less the 10 Mbps and usually around 5 Mbps.
I’ll readily admit to not being the sharpest pencil in the desk when it comes to this network stuff. While my observed upload speeds have been & continue to be dismal when measured on the various speed tests I’ve performed, the actual performance of large (multi GB) file transfers (uploads) to devices outside of my network seem to go reasonably quickly. Depending upon what I’m doing, the file transfer (upload) could be accomplished by a Synology application, the WebDrive application or PepVPN with Speed fusion.
Assuming you can see the above cut & paste, it reflects the results of my most moist recent speed test. I have both my AT&T cellular connection & the RV Park WIFI (normally very good for park WIFI) as priority 1. This configuration normally produces the best results on speed test.
With all this said, the upload speeds are not that big a deal as almost all of them are scheduled to run at night. Assuming those users that are attaining upload speeds significantly higher than what I can attain are using a US cellular provider & similar equipment (no 5G stuff), what are they doing to attain these speeds?
I understand there are a lot of variables that will/can effect the throughput of a cellular signal. I have no control over that. I’m looking for suggestions on what I can manage & what tools are available & reasonably priced that would improve the upload speed.
The answer may be, if the issue is not causing you any problems, just let it go. I can deal with that too!
Thanks in advance.
