Shakespeare's WebWatch WCT is an all-in-one marine-focused product that combines a cellular modem, mobile router, Wi-Fi Extender, GPS and HDTV Antenna in a single package.
You control the connections through a web browser, iPhone or Android app.
Specifications
- Model Number: WCT-1
- Router Specs:
- # of Connected Devices: 32
- Wi-Fi Router: Yes
- 2.4GHz Wi-Fi: Yes
- 5GHz Wi-Fi: No
- Wi-Fi-as-WAN: Yes
- Guest Wi-Fi Network: ??
- USB Tethering Support: No
- Ethernet Ports: 1 (LAN)
- Cellular Modem Specs:
- Supported Networks and Bands: AT&T
LTE Bands: B2/B4/B5/B17
2G/3G: B2/B4/B5 - LTE-Advanced Carrier Aggregation: No
- LTE Performance Category: Category 3
- (Max Theoretical Speed: 100 Mbps Down / 50Mbps Up)
- Cellular Antenna Ports: No
- SIM Card Type: Mini (2FF)
- Supported Networks and Bands: AT&T
- Dimensions: 13 x 13 x 14 inches
- Power Source: DC12V/24V
- Outdoor Rated: Yes
- Special Features:
- HDTV Antenna
- GPS
- Retail Price: $900
Review & Testing Status
We have not tested any hardware from Shakespeare yet.
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