Start with repeatable tests that reflect how you’ll actually use the router. Collect numerical readings such as RSRP, RSRQ and SINR, plus latency, jitter and real throughput for both download and upload. Note the serving band and cell, and test at different times of day to see how things vary. Use the same antenna and cable length you’ll deploy, and keep the test conditions consistent (same weather, time of day, and traffic load). Run several minutes of testing to check stability, and compare against a baseline or previous tests to judge improvement or degradation. These measurements give a practical picture of capacity, reliability and how well the system will perform in real use.
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