I need a real boost!
Currently using either my AT&T Velocity Jetpack or my Verizon 8800L Jetpack for internet access. Need high speed reliable service for my job while RV'ing across our great country! Disappointed with pe...
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Dutch_12078 wrote:ktmrfs wrote:Dutch_12078 wrote:
We've been using a Max Amp RV booster/repeater from Maximum Signal for a couple of years now, and have been very pleased with the performance. It has even given us a usable 4G signal in places our previous WeBoost Drive 4G-M gave us no signal or only a slow 3G signal including some areas where the coverage maps showed no service available. Obviously the amplifier has to catch at least a sniff of a signal to work at all, but the Max Amp seems to continue working at a lower signal level than the WeBoost.
the weboost 4g-m doesn't appear to be as good for low signals as the newer 4g-x. And it looks like you've verified that other boosters are better than the 4g-m. (Even though the main spec's don't indicate a difference from the 4g-x).
Does the 4G-X repeat the signal for the entire area of the RV? Our Max Amp signal only drops off slightly from end to end in our 34' coach.
signal from the indoor antenna does decrease with distance, as one would expect. My experience is that if the signal is very very marginal to start with, basically no reception w/o a booster, then with the booster I have about a 15-20 ft range for a good signal. If the signal is marginal, but needs boosting don't know how far it will go, since we seldom use it at the far end of the RV, 30+ft.
