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If there is such a thing, I need an antenna that will work with both Sprint data and Verizon voice and data. The Maximum Signal website says you need an antenna for your specific carrier. Not sure what's what.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
If there is such a thing, I need an antenna that will work with both Sprint data and Verizon voice and data. The Maximum Signal website says you need an antenna for your specific carrier. Not sure what's what.

That's a load of bull. Like saying you need an HD antenna for your HDTV.

Get whatever quad band antenna you like the looks of and it should attach just fine to the amp.

Edit: I put a Wilson marine antenna on the back of my trailer. It's heavy duty fiberglass and nickel plated brass. Wasn't too pricey as I recall. Works fine for Verizon and ATT, should do fine with Sprint.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
If there is such a thing, I need an antenna that will work with both Sprint data and Verizon voice and data. The Maximum Signal website says you need an antenna for your specific carrier. Not sure what's what.

Must be a typo somewhere then . Never have written that . One thing . There are a couple of Sprint frequencies not covered . The old Nextel frequencies and the old Wimax Frequencies . It is illegal at this time to build an amplifier for those frequencies ( 800 mhz and 2500 mhz ). The reason is that those frequencies are also used by emergency services. I have only seen them implemented by Sprint in Urban Areas for overflow at this time.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
If there is such a thing, I need an antenna that will work with both Sprint data and Verizon voice and data. The Maximum Signal website says you need an antenna for your specific carrier. Not sure what's what.

As Gord said, the carrier specific antenna thing must be a typo of some sort, Bill. We use our Max Amp RV setup with two Verizon hotspots and two Verizon cell phones, an AT&T hotspot, and have used it with a T-Mobile hotspot in the recent past, all with good results. When we were at one campground in the Pisgah National Forest in NC, one of the hosts would come stand in front of our coach now and then (by invitation) to make phone calls with his Sprint phone, so the Max Amp worked well for all of the carriers using the standard mag mount antenna supplied with it.