Did you replace the wi-ex zboost gear with Wilson or did you just use a Wilson Pro Antenna with the Zboost receiver?
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I actually purchased wrong antenna, (Z Boost YX026-CEL) this did not work. Then I purchased Z Boost YX039 Dual Band Antenna and it worked. These units are in a trailer, so in a house would work much better.
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The one that it comes with works fine but for better performance get a boosted antenna and make sure it has the sma connection, the gold connector on the cord. I have 2 antenna's, one that came with my dvd/nav deck which is boosted and the other that comes with the boyo box. Boosted is better, also the ground and 12v wire, hook to any ground source but the 12v I connected it to my car lighter power wire under my deck using wire crimps.
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The optional dipole antenna from Bose provided very poor reception with essentially no improvement over built in antenna. Using an exterior FM antenna with FM coax cable and adapter to 1/8th pin to match the Bose radio input worked well pulling in weak signals. I mounted the exterior antenna in the attic. Two different amplified interior antennas were not compatible with Bose radio, producing only static.
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If i remember correctly, my stock stereo needed an adapter to use this antenna, when i bought my aftermarket stereo i no longer needed the adapter
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Watch the YouTube videos for the location of the antenna, and BE CAREFUL. I used this kit and didn't need to replace the antenna, but it is common to tear the antenna/cable during disassembly. Now, you will most likely need a new "spacer" a.k.a. bezel.
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I can't be of much assistance. Our system uses Wilson's uni-directional external mounted on a 30-foot mast. From there it connects, via coaxial cable to an amplifier inside the home and then to an internal antenna.
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The trigger I use successfully is the PocketWizard PLUS II Transceiver. I own a pair and well worth having.
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I went to my truck and inspected the antenna. The only name on it is Wilson. I have had this one for about two years. I have it attached to my tool box which is made of aluminum so I fixed a steel plate to the box and set the antenna as far back from the cab as possible. I have a sprayed in bed liner so I attached a copper ground wire from the tool box to the frame of the truck. My SWR reading is a constant 1.2 to 1. I have been using c.b. radios since the late 1960's. I can't remember ever owning a mobile or a base station that I managed to get a SWR reading this good. And, I did not have to trim the metal portion of the antenna. Hope this helps.
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Answer here...You Need A 2.4 GHz Signal Booster High Gain Antenna. The Antenna Is Fitting The Receiver.
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It depends a lot on the carrier, frequency and distance from the tower that you are trying to boost. Wilson and CellMate are the top two but I know others that also use ZBoost and it works rather well also.
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I didn't have any kind of problems. I suggest you check the installation again, step by step. If you still has the problem then get longer screws or return the antenna for exchange.
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I have not changed the antenna on the unit. Why would you? Attempting to get broader coverage? Suggest experimenting with location of the Hawking Extender and the base router. Perhaps you need a more powerful router. You can add an additional Hawking Extender to increase the coverage. I have tried several extenders and this Hawking unit is the best I found for the price.
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I bought this specifically for my samsung s5 and I travel to areas where there are weak tower signals of 1 or two bars. The Wilson system has improved my phone range significantly. I did change out the antenna to the larger antenna that mounts on the roof of my land rover for better reception. I hope that helps.
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I'm not sure if this antenna will work with the dual band zboost. The info seems to imply that it will. I would definitely contact zboost though. It works excellent w/ the lower att band going from no or barely reception to 4 - 5 bars.
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Kate, the replacement will depend on the type of cables existing on your Zmodo system and connection/compatibility with the new system. Some have RG-59 coax with 16/2 speaker wire for power and others use cat-5 or cat-6 cable with RG-45 connectors. Let me know if I can be of any further assistance.Greg
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I used the antenna wire that came with the radio. I ran the wire the entire length of the dashboard and the last three inch I turned it at an angle. Reception is perfect
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lot of factors can influence it (building type, distance to station, etc.), but for starters, did you hook up the included external wire antenna? Also, make sure you switch the switch on the back to "external" if you do. The default is "internal"