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Old 11-01-2016, 02:05 PM   #4
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Brand: DRV
Model: 38RSSA MS
State: Washington
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The cell phone booster industry is going through some pretty radical changes right now with the FCC. If a booster is installed improperly it can create havoc with users in the immediate vicinity. There seem to be two major players in the market: WeBoost and MaximumSignal. There is a pretty extensive thread over on Escapees here: MaximumSignal Update? - Internet Access on the Road - Escapees Discussion Forum

Both units are rather expensive but take a look at the current in-home wifi setups today....$300 is not uncommon. After a lot of research we purchased the MaxSignal combo unit and are reasonably pleased. It won't do magic but gives us the boost needed to get a signal to stream with in most cases. The RV unit we purchased gives us boost throughout the RV - not just a few inches from the antenna.
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