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There are three main ways to boost cell phone signals and computer air card signals.
For your convenience see our Cell
Phone Signal Booster selection Tips.
Directional antennas are usually permanently mounted and connect directly to the cell phone, air card, amplifier or repeater system.
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The three main ways to boost cell phone signals and computer air card signals are:
- The lowest cost way is to connect an antenna directly to the cell phone or air card. An adapter is needed to connect the antenna to the antenna port on your device, if it has one. Click Cell Phone Antenna Adapters to see if an adapter is made for your device.
If an adapter is made for your cell phone and/or computer air card click Blackcat! Cell Phone Antenna for mobile use and/or to place on a window-sill if there is a good signal outside at your location. Click Fixed Mount Cell Phone Antenna if you want to elevate and pole mount a cell phone antenna.
- The second way to boost cell phone and computer air card signals it to add a Wilson 3 Watt Direct-Connect Cell Phone Amplifier to the above mentioned direct-connect cell phone antennas. Click Wilson 3-Watt Direct-Connect Cell Phone Amplifier to view our complete selection of them.
- The third way to boost cell phone and computer air card signals is to do so wirelessly, with one of our E-Z Install Wilson Wireless Cell Phone Booster/Repeater Kits.
Click Wilson Mobile Cell Phone Booster/Repeater for vehicles and boats.
Click Wilson Building Cell Phone Booster/Repeater for most buildings.
For large and/or complex buildings and other applications, please call us at our store in Dallas, Texas 888-713-1243.
Cell Phone Signal Booster selection Tips
NEW! Boost cellular signals & increase voice & data performance for your Blackberry Curve with the new Wilson Electronics C-Booster. Boost your Apple iPhones cellular signal with the Wilson iBooster. They both create maximum PDA performance & practically eliminate your dropped connections.
Cellular Repeater Kit selection Tips Buildings
Customers of Dual Band Service providers are recommended to use Dual Band signal booster products because the systems are set up, generally, so that they can switch back and forth, from one band to the other depending upon signal capacity, strength & clarity. For more information, give us a call 888-713-1243
Dual Band (800 MHz-1900 MHz): All of our Dual Band cell phone signal boosters & repeaters optimize 3G & 4G technologies & computer data cards on the 1900 MHz band. For Dual Band cell phone signal coverage in just one to two rooms check out our Wilson Dual Band Desk Top Repeater Kit 801247. To boost cell phone signals for 15-20 devices throughout single story homes & buildings up to about 10,000 square feet see our Wilson Dual Band Pro Repeater Kit 841262. For most two story homes, more complex building plans or weaker outside cellular signals check the Wilson Dual Band Repeater Kit 801245 C it is our most popular repeater kit and boosts signal for 2-4 devices. For even larger areas & to support 75 or more devices see our Wilson Dual Band Cellular Repeater Kit 801401. For fast & friendly answers to your questions, call us at the store - 888-713-1243.
*Check the frequency being used in your area at WirelessAdvisor.com.
800 MHz: All of our 800 MHz cell phone repeaters are compatible with the throughput of both voice and data. Our most popular 800 MHz repeater kit for homes & small office applications - it supports 4-6 cell phones - is the Wilson Electronics Repeater Kit 801245 A. To support 75+ cell phones use our Wilson 50 dB Gain 800 MHz Repeater Kit 801105 A. For 800 MHz signal coverage in just one-two rooms you can, however, save money by actually using our Wilson Dual Band Desk Top Repeater Kit 801247 (although it's Dual Band it will boost & repeat 800 MHz if that is all your provider is using at your location). For fast and friendly answers to your questions, call us at the store - 888-713-1243.
*Check the frequency being used in your area at WirelessAdvisor.com.
1900 MHz: All of our 1900 MHz cell phone repeaters optimize 3G & 4G technologies & computer data cards. Our Wilson Dual Band Pro Repeater Kit 841262 is our most popular 1900 MHz repeater kit for homes & offices under 10,000 square feet & using 15-20 devices. For larger buildings or to support up to 75+ devices see our Wilson 1900 MHz 65 dB Repeater Kit 801365 A. For fast and friendly answers to your questions, call us at the store - 888-713-1243.
*Check the frequency being used in your area at WirelessAdvisor.com.
Nextel: Nextel is usually a 'stand alone' repeater than is not compatible with other types. Our Wilson 804005 A is for areas under 10,000 square feet & our Wilson 804006 A is for larger and more complex applications. We can custom design repeaters to cover over 1,000,000,000 square feet. Just call us toll free at the store - 888-713-1243.
NOTE: Nextel & Sprint do not operate on the same frequencies and their technologies are not compatible. Nextel is also re-banding in some areas of the country. We urge you to call Nextel or Sprint customer service if you are unsure which one you have, and check the frequency being used in your area at WirelessAdvisor.com. For fast and friendly answers to your questions, call us at the store - 888-713-1243.
Dual Band Cell Phone Antennas - Mobile:
The Blackcat! 9 dbi magnetic mount antenna is our signature Dual Band mobile cell phone antenna. There is not a higher gain mobile cell antenna on the market. We also stock all of Wilson Electronics' mobile antennas, including the Magnetic Mount, Glass Mount & NMO Mount. We have the Famous Wilson Trucker, the Wilson RV/Trucker and the spring loaded Wilson RV Antenna.
Cell Phone Forums for your convenience:
Cell Phone & computer data card forums: Verizon Forums; ATT Forums; Sprint Forums; T-Mobile Forums; Alltel Forums; Nextel Forums; SouthernLINC Forums; Telus Forums; Rogers Forums. Other cell phone forums: Howard Forums; CNET Forums; WirelessAdvisor Forums; Wireless Forums; Cell Phone Forums; IntoMobile Forums. For information about new cell phones and PDA's visit PhoneScoop.com.
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