what is the difference between the blue wilson 3g for $295 and the other 3g wilson booster for $349.? both are max 3 watts
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The one for $295 which is manufacturers reference #460102 is a newer later model that is supposed to be the only one marketed now. It works just as well as the earlier version that is $349. The newer one may require an adaptor #971119 to connect to some antennas. I have one and it works great, just understand that it will boost the 3G signal. If that is what you are looking for, it will work great!
1192593
They're the same product. The only difference is who the seller is. Since many companies can now sell thru Amazon, it's not unusual to see 3 or 4 instances of the same exact product with different prices, all offered thru Amazon. Click on the product and check who it's sold and shipped by and you'll see the differences. The best solution is buy it from the link that says it's sold and shipped by Amazon. Especially when it's the cheapest.
1192594
I bought the 3G for $295 and I do not receive any stronger signal. a waste of money
1525532
As far as I know, a booster just boosts your existing wifi signal at the source while a repeater extends the range of your wifi's signal from a separate location.
1783666
A power level of 31.5 dBmV is actually right were you want to be, and you are likely close to the head end equipment. Installing a booster will not raise the power level, but it could lower it further which would not be desirable. A power level in the 30's is usually a good thing. You might have to take your question to your cable provider.
1060733
I have no idea.This one did nothing for me. But if you are going to get one I would get a Wilson brand name. Cost is around $300.
1017947
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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Disregard my last answer a second ago, as was answered from another person this booster is a SINGLE user booster. What your after is the Wilson 801201 Dual Band Wireless Mobile Amplifier. This will allow multiple users to connect on the 2g 3g (not 4g lte) bands. The amount of users is based on outside signal factors, the device itself has no limit.
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Actually i googled it a lot before doing the first post here but i think that this item here at amazon doesn´t has especified the 3G frequency, that´s why i asked...but i already bought it :) thanks
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Have no idea what an 800/1900 booster is. But it worked on the matched-equipment group I bought from Wilson. Good luck. I got their matced system, so they gave me everything I needed at one time so that it all matched. I found the Wilson tech guys very helpful in this selection. Give them a call, they will let you know.
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I bought this very expensive Wilson cell booster but I was very disappointed. The Wilson cradle <half the price> is much better. Just buy a bluetooth microphone.
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The Wilson amplifier only boosts the cellular signal. We are in an area with a weak Cell signal. To have WiFi, we purchased a mobile hotspot and put that device in cradle of the Wilson amplifier. Now we use our WiFi tablet, and it works great.
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Philip M. Isidro says: I just got my package today and it says 260 Watt Max, but on Amazon it says 280 Watt Max. Pioneer states the TS-D1720C's are 260 Watt also... I know it's only a 20 Watt difference but.....false advertising? I AGREE, wtf Amazon? I Waited 2 MONTHS for mine to ship, even as a Paid Prime member. And then yesterday a box shows up and it is Clearkly marked "240 watts" I was PISSED OFF to say the least. 2 months ago I ordered all the other Pioneer stuff based on Pioneers "Stage 3" system. I had to search all over the place to Find a customer Service phone number and they have NO Clue at all, just to say they will send out another set, Another weekend GONE without being able to install my Stage 3 Pioneer system. After she(customer service) says she's sending me the Correct speakers and I hang up to WAIT all over again. I go to Pioneer USA and cannot find this speaker Amazon is advertising as 280watts at all. So I get on the phone with Pioneer, and Ask about the 280 watts set. THEY DON'T MAKE THEM IN 280 WATTS! I feel DECIEVED by Amazon and after having to Wait 2 whole Months to get them, to then have to call amazon to tell them they shipped me the Wrong speakers after Waiting 2 Months to get them. And they Still had NO CLUE, and are most likely sending me Another set of the 260 watt speakers since the "280 watts" DO NOT EXIST! I could have installed my stereo system 2 MONTHS AGO had Amazon advertised what they are selling CORRECTLY. I will most likely Drop my "Prime Membership" after this since you gotta Wait LONGER than the friggin Free Super Saver Shipping anyways.
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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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I have the booster working with no problems with Wilson Electronics Single Band - 800 MHz Yagi Antenna Model Y8009EL with N Female Connector. I connected it with a Wilson Electronics 952375 75-Foot WILSON400 Ultra Low Loss Coax Cable with N Male Connectors. It took a couple of adapter connectors to match everything up. Hope this answers your question.
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Wilson now makes a Tri Band Amp for Verizon 3g/4g (Part Number 805165, very expensive. They also make a similar AT&T; amp.You can also combine separate 3g and 4g amplifiers a little less expensively. Wilson amps are reliable but one advantage might also be that if one amp fails you don't lose everything. The disadvantage is a more complicated setup is needed using a combiner and two outside antennas.
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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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. you need to purchase a signal booster and the antenna. makes a ton off difference. look at part # 815126 booster # 859970 home kit and 301125 antenna.
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I bought the Wilson AG Pro booster for my office and it works great. The trick is getting the outdoor cell receiver well located. For me, it took a 10' PVC pole to lift the booster antenna high enough to capture a decent signal, then it relays the signal down into our office. Got me 4-5 bars back inside now.Good luck.