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- Dutch_12078Explorer IIThe requirement to have your devices within a couple of feet of the inside antenna is one of the reasons we switched to a Maximum Signal Max Amp RV from a WeBoost Drive 4G-M. The Max Amp RV by design uses an inside antenna that covers our entire coach. The Max Amp has also gotten us solid 4G/LTE signals where the WeBoost either got 3G only or no signal at all.
- astro001ExplorerBelow is a pic of how I came into the side of the motorhome and into the cabinet. My original intent was to use the previous hole used to supply power to the original awning arms. This hole was 1 1/8 where the kit requires a 1".
The inside repeater antenna will support multiple devices. The devices must be with a couple feet of the inside antenna for best results. The inside antenna puts out a weak signal by design, to avoid oscillation interference issues with the roof top antenna. The inside antenna has 12ft of cable so you move it closer to your devices. - RollandBExplorerI'm shopping for something like this. Do you recall the distance it needs to be from other things on the roof?
Also have thought of installing it clamped to the roof rack, then flipping it up. Any thoughts on that? - DiskDoctrExplorerI was looking at that model. Is it the inside wireless repeater for multiple users?
I was looking at glands for solar systems as an option to penetrate the roof, but didn't find something we liked for a reasonable price ($50 is not a good deal, IMHO)
Any idea on the amp draw? Is it native 12v power supply?
Thanks :)
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