Teradek Node II CBRS Global Modem with Standard Data eSIM (No Cable)

In a full stadium the public carriers are the problem, not the solution: forty thousand phones are on the same towers you are trying to stream through. Venues answer that by standing up their own private LTE on CBRS spectrum, and this is the Node that can join it. The chassis, the mounting and the 5-pin host connection are identical to the standard Node II, but the radio inside is a Quectel EM120R-GL that adds band 48 (CBRS) and band 46 (LAA) on top of the usual worldwide LTE, TDD and WCDMA coverage.

It still tops out at 480 Mb/s down and 150 Mb/s up, still takes either the Teradek Standard Data embedded SIM or a physical nano (4FF) card, and still runs on host power with a 5W ceiling, so it can be swapped in for a standard Node without changing anything else on the rig. It also carries a four-constellation GNSS receiver (GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo). This is the 10-0035-1-E configuration, supplied without a host cable.