I'm in rural area &amp; 4g is 1/2 bars. Have broadband internet. Will this help 460101 DT 4G - booster or is booster enough
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I would try it with the omni antenna that comes with the booster. You can always add the directional Wilson later if you need to.
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No - this one is the bare bones of the bunch. There is another Wilson on the market (Amazon) that, if I am not mistaken, is for the iphone 3G and 4G networks. You may need to go with an actual booster kit. cost more but if you need the signal power, it may be the way to go. Watch the "fine print" it will state which carriers they do not do well on.
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I live maybe 3 miles past the swinging bridge on jordan rd North,,,I had maybe 2 bars to no bars,, now I have 6 bars in my house as long as your in the room that has the amplifier in,im not getting 4G yet but, with this type of tube antena it goes to what ever is the best signal, so now im working on installing a directional antena,,,but if your just looking for better cell signals for T-Mobil, its sweet.
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This antenna/booster is meant to increase your computer's ability to receive a distant Wi-Fi signal. If the issue in your case is that your computer is distant from the Jetpack, then this antenna could help. But if you're trying to improve the Jetpack's ability to receive cell signals from distant towers, this will do you no good. In that case, you should buy a Wilson Sleek (or similar) antenna/booster. For Verizon users I recommend the Sleek 4G-V, which handles all current Verizon internet signals--1x, 3G (EvDO) and 4G (LTE). AT&T users can get the similar Sleek 4G-A model.
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Hello,The WiFi Booster will only extend the range of your WiFi. It will not help your cellular phone service.
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Yes, the Wilson Electronics Mobile 4G™cell phone signal booster improves coverage - including 4G, 3G, and 2G data downloads - for subscribers of all U.S. cellular networks (except Clearwire).
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Hello Chetan A. Beside if it's working in India or not.. No offense, India is a third world country &#127759; So you wouldn't benfit from high speed.. It depends on the 4G provider.. For example.. I use it in Saudi Arabia because I camp &#9978; a lot.. When you camp usually outside of the cities so you need like this antenna &#128246; Just don't think that you will get a better speed..It wil just stable the signal of 4G I hope I answered your question.. Mohammed
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Sorry, don't know. I didn't have much luck with it boosting my cable signal.
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Mobile 4G (460108) works much better that 3G (801212). For maximum performance, use antenna 31133.
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Yes, the Wilson Electronics Mobile 4Gcell phone signal booster improves coverage - including 4G, 3G, and 2G data downloads - for subscribers of all U.S. cellular networks (except Clearwire).
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Yes, however I've noticed different devices and service plans respond differently to the booster. Some work great (full service) and others just an extra bar or two.
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I can't fully answer as the area I tried it in had no signal that the Booster could detect and therefore I could not use it. As I had high-speed Internet, I ended up with a Samsung Range Extender from Verizon that works great.
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You must have a active 4G Signal outside and must find the area of best reception. In order to get these booster to work. You must have a 30 distance by 15 feet vertical distance. In other words, must have 30 feet apart from the base station to the antenna. They have to be 30 feet apart. Also metal surfaces interfere s with this system. Must have a 3 feet distance from the base station otherwise you will get noise polution causeing the red green light to go spastic. I have the Zboost SOHO Datablast YX550 S. I get 1 bar 4G outside and now I get 5 full 4G bars on my phone and 35mbps. They are sensitive systems so must follow the instructions for this system to function correctly. I live out in the country and middle of no where no have metro reception like beimg in the city. I use Galaxy Note 2 through Verizon on the 4GLTE network.
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Richard, As long as you get a signal from your carrier somewhere in or around your home either outside of a window or preferably on your roof or in the attic (if you have one), you mount the antenna where you get the strongest signal then route the cable to the booster inside where your going to need the signal. I put mine in my attic and routed it to the room I needed it in. Keep in mind that the signal looses strength as you leave the room that the booster in mounted in so, if you have a lot of walls in your house you will lose signal strength the further you get from the device.
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What bothers me is that you said you live miles from "coverage," which could mean you show zero bars of signal. That won't work. You need to be inside the AT&T; coverage area and showing some kind of signal. Even one bar with -105 dB will work...but there needs to be something to latch onto.
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Ya it will help the speed but only do much, the true speed will depend on your location and the bandwidth they offer in your location. Like I am in a really small town right now and it's garbage speed
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I'm hardly an expert but I think it depends on why you have poor signal and how poor it is. But if you can get a 4G signal at the driveway then I think you'll improve your indoor signal--depending on antenna selection and placement. Download some apps to check the signal strength you have and check Wilson's site/forums. I have to say that in my application I have a strong 4G signal all around my building its just that it's a corrugated steel sheathed quonset hut. The signal seems to just get absorbed by the building...faraday cage-like. So I am going from barely able to get any signal to 20Mbps download speeds and 20Mbps up. YES 20 Mbps...Really improved upload signal. I'm hardly an expert but I think it depends on why you have poor signal and how poor it is. But if you can get a 4G signal at the driveway then I think you'll improve your indoor signal--depending on antenna selection and placement. Download some apps to check the signal strength you have and check Wilson's site/forums. I have to say that in my application I have a strong 4G signal all around my building its just that it's a corrugated steel sheathed quonset hut. The signal seems to just get absorbed by the building...faraday cage-like. So I am going from barely able to get any signal to... » Read More I'm hardly an expert but I think it depends on why you have poor signal and how poor it is. But if you can get a 4G signal at the driveway then I think you'll improve your indoor signal--depending on antenna selection and placement. Download some apps to check the signal strength you have and check Wilson's site/forums. I have to say that in my application I have a strong 4G signal all around my building its just that it's a corrugated steel sheathed quonset hut. The signal seems to just get absorbed by the building...faraday cage-like. So I am going from barely able to get any signal to 20Mbps download speeds and 20Mbps up. YES 20 Mbps...Really improved upload signal. « Show Less