Re: Poor Cell Coverage Solutions

So, how does it work?

My parents are halfway up the side of a hill. VZ works there, but if they
walk up the hill to the community center, the phones can be heard outgoing,
but cannot receive well.

The website items are pricey, and they don't explain how they work.

If it were inexpensive, a repeater at my parents' house might get a signal
up the hillside.


"Kory" <kory.zelickson@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> In an effort to combat poor coverage and dropped calls a new
> technology is now available called cellular repeater amplifiers. These
> are cellular signal amps for personal use that can completely
> eliminate poor coverage and dropped calls.
>
> These kits work by installing a signal or donor antenna that
> communicates with the closest cell tower. That signal is then fed to a
> bi-directional cellular amplifier that connects to a rebroadcast
> antenna at the output that transmits a strong and clear cell signal
> where there was none before.
>
> The website below contains a large number of cellular repeater kits
> that are available for ALL carriers and coverage areas up to 10,000 sq
> ft.
>

They would want to get a wireless amplifier system . They work easy enough . The amplifier is connected to outdoor antenna which picks up the signals . Then takes the to the amplifier . The amplifier is also connected to an interior antenna . I do not know how big the civic center is . You would need to know that and what frequencies are being used locally as most in Building units that cover any larger building are usually single band . This is a link to thype of unit we offer for such an application . they cover up to 50,000 square feet and up to 68 users at once

https://www.maximumsignal.net/xcart/...2&cat=2&page=1