Can this product be used as a receiver to catch a 4G signal that is roughly 5-10 miles away?
274137
No. That is an entirely separate frequency. Check out cell boosters from Wilson electronics. They make what you would need.
711098
This product could do what you want. As others have noted, it really depends on having a line of sight connection with no trees in the way. The antenna distance above ground will also make a difference, higher = better. Also note you will need a Wi-Fi hub to provide Wi-Fi services at the distant end.
843416
I have only tried it for its specified purpose I had no means of using it as a receiver. but I purchased two of these models from separate manufacturers companies and neither one of them worked. one of the companies I bought them from were not very easy with the return and the other was rather prompt. I would advise you do like I did and just save up a little more cash and get a better model
660500
No, you would need to attach it directly to the modem, but you should be able to pick up the signal 1000 ft. away as long as there are not any major obstructions between you and it - rock or stone walls, metal siding, etc.
645428
Probably not. You would need an outdoor antenna for the receiver Higher the better. .
316803
actually, if you use such as the verizon mifi you can get an antenna just for that and then put the antenna near a window, outide in the direction with the most signal etc.. The wilson booster is probably overkill.
89942
No, you normally need to have a receiver that will send out a signal at 900Mhz. This is old technology, difficult to find.
2060976
it should still work just don't put the receiver to far away from the door .the signal doesn't go as far as they claim
1987447
No, the contrlol is by RF (radio frequency), the receiver has a short 2-3 inch wire used as an antenna.
2176168
No, it will not work as this is just a transmitter which needs a receiver...
328726
I have one receiver on my deck, which is about 30 feet, and one in my den which about 25 feet, away from transmitter, both receive the signal very well, very pleased with this product.....
306606
It depends on the strength of the signal. Many signals are only designed to carry a certain distance. I would think that 45 miles is stretching it, but it's possible. Let the community know how you made out.
1061477
Yes. Distance is subject to line of sight and any obstacles in the way. If your final signal is marginal, then you can add another on the other end to strengthen the signal.
660502
You may be able to connect at this distance, at the frequencies involved too many variables to say for sure. A good directional antenna at both ends would sure help. My guess is with directional antennas both ends and a clear line of sight,you should work.Tom
1950158
If signal is received at window then this unit will work. But cannot creat a signal if it is not their!!!
1051510
Good possibility . My installation is not in the woods but I am picking up signals from that distance from some of my neighbors. I am in the country but it is open and flat. If you can get any signal this will boost it .
816395
I'm not sure if you can but I would guess the antenna is tuned to the receiver to puck up signal a different antenna might not work