I want this cell booster for my RV. What else do I need to buy so I can use it in my home (rv)?
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This booster plugs into a usb port. It comes with an adaptor to plug into a 12V outlet in a car. You would need to be able to connect to one of these sources. Also, the antenna would need to sit on a metal surface to act as a ground plain. It needs to be located a few feet at minimum from common sitting/loitering locations as prolonged exposure to rf is not recommended and affects your eyes first.
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This is all you need. But if you want to use it like at work on your desk you will get the add on kit for that. It just includes the base stand and the wall plug.
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This is all you'll need for your RV. The only thing is that your phone needs to sit in the cradle for the boost. If you want to be able to walk around and talk. You need the rebroadcasting wireless amp. It's another 100 bucks.
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it does work pretty good. add a booster will be perfect.and will work a lot better for phone use.
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John once you plug the antenna to your booster, have some one stand by where the booster is located and have him or her looking to your cell phone signal. Start rotating the antenna in a very slow motion until you get the highest peak or signal bars on you cell phone. I also suggest to install the antenna on a pole at least 72" high and place it over the tallest roof area of your property.
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well signal booster is for the phone not the company so u need a booster for the signal in u phone,ei:t-mobile phones need 1700/2100,others use 900/1900 so find what frequency u phone works
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They make a non-mobile version of this device. "Wilson Electronics - 460101 DT 4G - Cell Phone Signal Booster for Small Home or Office"If you use a provider (like Verizon), you may be able to get a booster that extends their network via your internet as well.
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That depends on what you are going to do with it. Are you going to build a 'solar generator' on a cart, put them on a pole, a house, or an RV? In some cases you will need mounting brackets. In some, you will need longer cables. You might also want a better charge controller, though it isn't required. If you want to run a 120v ac load, you will need an inverter with a high enough wattage to run your load. Bear in mind that extra current is required when starting a motor, like a pump or refrigerator. In all cases, you will need batteries. Google is your friend.
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No. That is an entirely separate frequency. Check out cell boosters from Wilson electronics. They make what you would need.
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put a active wire,off the drok dc meter, to the active line being used to, run things in your rv that should use of power and what is left good luck Chris
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This is NOT intended to be connected to to a cell device. Wilson makes or made inline units that are made to be directly connected to cell devices. Sorry I don't have any part numbers but search for inline booster and you should find what you need.
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Next Generation Remote Control Extender I use the above device to recharge my battery. Open door on bottom of unit and it recharges these batteries. Why do you buy this battery without the extender?????? It is what it is made for. Unsure why you are buying radio frequency battery for remote control of TV, VCR or anything from another room. I use mine to change Directv channels from bedroom without having a receiver or DVR unit in the bedroom.
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Ms. Fearneyhough, Hello From Explore ElectricWe received your question and are glad to help. For outdoor and RV applications the Solar Extreme should work very well. Because the inverter Go Power uses with the Solar Extreme Kit is designed for outdoor and RV applications, it uses a non-bonded ground system. Domestic (indoor) applications would need an inverter with a bonded ground. Because you are referring to an off-grid situation, we're going to assume that means indoor usage - and for that use we would not recommend this kit. Feel free to let us know if we can be of further help. Regards,Steve Ms. Fearneyhough, Hello From Explore ElectricWe received your question and are glad to help. For outdoor and RV applications the Solar Extreme should work very well. Because the inverter Go Power uses with the Solar Extreme Kit is designed for outdoor and RV applications, it uses a non-bonded ground system. Domestic (indoor) applications would need an inverter with a bonded ground. Because you are referring to an off-grid situation, we're going to assume that means indoor usage - and for that use we would not recommend this kit. Feel free to let us know if we can be of further... » Read More Ms. Fearneyhough, Hello From Explore ElectricWe received your question and are glad to help. For outdoor and RV applications the Solar Extreme should work very well. Because the inverter Go Power uses with the Solar Extreme Kit is designed for outdoor and RV applications, it uses a non-bonded ground system. Domestic (indoor) applications would need an inverter with a bonded ground. Because you are referring to an off-grid situation, we're going to assume that means indoor usage - and for that use we would not recommend this kit. Feel free to let us know if we can be of further help. Regards,Steve « Show Less
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You need to get the kit if you don't already have the indoor and outdoor antennas setup. Basically it's a repeater. Boosting the signal inside. Call Willsons sales line the can explain everything.
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This device is all you need for 4G coverage moving or stopped. My wife uses ours to stay connected from our RV while we are traveling. It has worked reliably since we began using it. Hope this helps you.
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No the internet is not required for this cell phone booster amplifier. I tried it with a Wilson Yaggi(?) antenna suppose to be top rated so I could get reception in my home and basement. The amount of bar s gained was minimal to none so unless you can see a cell tower and have no tress or building blocking it this unit didn't work for me
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It shouldn't make any difference whether a home or RV. If you have a patch panel with access to 240v youcan protect the entire RV or a single 120v circuit. If you're not sure what you're doing it's best to get an electricianto wire it for you.
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Simple. You need a two channel transmitter. Futaba is a popular brand. You will need a battery . 7.2 volt any where around 3500mah will give a good run time. Duratrax makes a good quality battery. Then last by not least. A charger.The simpler the better especially new to the hobby. You can find all of these items easily on Amazon or ebay. Towerhobbies.com s a gorgeous resource as well. If you need help just let me know. I am glad to help out now R/C people. It's a fun hobby.-Matt
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we have used boosters for years the smooth talker and the Wilson stuff. both did the trick to give us cellular internet and phone service...............Skype you are gonna need good bandwidth so this may be the drawback........we worked campgrounds in the middle of nowhere and were able to draw in enough signal to get e-mails and cell calls.............you might try contacting the nearest radio shack or other electronics store to where you want to use it and see what they can tell you.........good luck