Question 1

Is there a way to get support installing the device? i've tried tmobile and us cellular unlocked sim cards with no luck.

Accepted Answer

It won’t work.  You need to order the US version.

Question 2

Is this suitable for outdoor high wind (sub hurricane)? How is it mounted?

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I am in a very windy area on the edge of a high valley in Southern Colorado.   I have not had any troubles with it. The device directly clamps on to a pipe with metal hose clamps.  If mounting on the side of the house, I would recommend mounting the piece of pipe on the top and bottom so there is no movement in the pipe.  The dish part is a screen so the wind can flow through it, as long as the pipe does not move, the modem does not move. 
Hope this information is helpfull.

Question 3

Does this come with power adapter, poe Injector...the same as it comes from manufacturer?

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It does come with a POE injector but it is not good for more than 100 feet.  If you want to go up to 300 feet, you will need to obtain one with more watts.

Question 4

Is this suitable for at&t? do i need anything else besides a router to get a network going?

Accepted Answer

Followup response from Oct 2020. Moved from the SXT-US version to the LHG LTE6 model.  As expected saw improvements in signal level and quality. This does mean the download speed has improved much over the SXT. Nov 2019 download speeds with the sxt were up to 60 mb and with covid raging and people working from home speeds have dropped to 5-10mb down  on ch 12. Using the LHG LTE6, I am able to select band 2 and try out other bands and even take advantage of carrier aggragation. The new unit is set to use band 2 and 12 and I am getting 20 mb down and late evenings 35 mb down. Shows how much more demand there is on the cell tower infrastructure these days. I have also tried a mofi 4500 ver 7 mounted in the same location, using a 10db Proxicast antenna. Download speeds were slightly slower suggesting stronger antennas might give slightly better download speeds. 
The LHG is easy to setup, install, and get running. Mine is fed to a router and access point inside the house for a wireless internet connection.  
For those who might be asking why this method the answer is simply that this works out best. Comcast is all around me but I cannot get a connection to the house. The pole mounted points are too far away, full, need to be run underground, or some other excuse. Leaves me with satellite and DSL. As soon as Starlink opens up here and t-mob provides home internet in this area there becomes other options.   As it is I am using AT&T and getting reasonable results. Tried T-mob and could not do better than 6mb down. I suspect they were throttling the connection as the signal levels were better than AT&T.

Color	International Version
Item Weight	2 Kilograms
Number of Ports	1
Control Method	Touch
LAN Port Bandwidth	10/100 megabits_per_second
Voltage	220
Is Electric	Yes
Recommended Uses For Product	Home
Connectivity Technology	Ethernet
Operating System	RouterOS
Additional Features	WPS
Wireless Compability	802.11a
Frequency	1900 MHz

MikroTik RBLHGR&R11e-LTE6

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