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You'll have to go through a 3rd party LTE internet vendor. That's the only way to get decent internet in rural areas....period.

Everything you need to know is at this link. It includes a link of known vendors. Be sure to go read the reviews on each one. A few vendors are really shitty and a few are really good. Stay away from GotW3 and Unlimitedville. They recently had shite fall through with some of their AT&T resellers and are getting throttled really bad. Also go to cellmapper.net to figure out what towers/service are closest to your house. A lot of these vendors offer a Rural/Blue plan (AT&T sim card) and Urban/Pink plan (T-Mobile sim card). A handful offer a Red Plan (Verizon Sim Card).
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You'll also want to purchase a Yagi Directional Antenna and you'll need to purchase an ultra low loss coax cable with N male to SMA female connectors. Most LTE modems have an SMA male connector on the back for antennas. Try to use the shortest coax cable possible because you lose 1 decibel of signal gain for every foot of cable over 20 feet.
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