@Lynx_0C: Everyone is buying the DJI 4G module, but I bought the RM500U and made auto-switching with MikroTik
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User shares their DIY solution of buying the RM500U 4G module and implementing auto-switching with MikroTik, contrasting with the mainstream choice of the DJI 4G module.
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Everyone is buying DJI 4G modules, but I bought the RM500U and set up automatic switching with MikroTik 🤔 https://t.co/dQM3xLXK4X
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