Multiple Internet Connections On One Network?

[WorkshopChris]

My new connection at work is painfully slow, in the other building it was at least twice as fast. I am guessing this line has more knots and squirrel droppings than the last connection i had, all same exchange and incoming cable.
What i am wondering about is running a second or possibly third connection in parallel.
I have had a look and thing this will sort out and manage the connections.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-LINK-TL-R470T-Balance-Broadband-Router/dp/B004UC9V8Q
And this would get me a Ethernet connection to plug in from a USB Dongle from a 3G Network.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00634PLTW/ref=psdc_949408031_t1_B00193QZ38
I am looking at a metered WiFi network i may also be able to tap into.
At the moment its taking an age to sync everything in the morning if i have moved files around at home on Dropbox and One drive. Streaming is almost impossible at the moment.
Will this work or is there something more suitable on the market.

 

[maz0]

I am currently in the process of setting up a load balancing home network. My rural ADSL is a pitiful 3mb. I can get 20mb with 4G, and if my experiments go well this week with some dual yagi directional antennas then I hope even faster.

If your router is capable you can load balance which is to feed the router with 2 seperate internet connections. It wont load balance in the proper sense of the word though. More like if im watching Netflix it will come down the ADSL pipe and if the missus is watching youtube it will go down the 4G one.

Still its better than you both hogging one of them.

 

[WorkshopChris]

I did wonder if i could rig up a long distance wifi bridge from home to work.
We are on the top of a high area at home right next to a water tower, i can see the tower from work and have access to a very high tower/mast.

 

[voipio]

This would do the mast to mast link:

https://wifigear.co.uk/ubiquiti-nanostation-m5-airmax-wireless-ptp-kit