Need Android app to point a directional cell antenna

3g/4g/WiFi maps

I use an app called NETWORK SIGNAL, it is free in the android app market... just turn your antenna slowly and watch the signal reading (dBm) change.

May have a signal strength meter on your phone. Go to settings, about phone,status,network type and strength.

Thanks YC 1, I found a signal strength meter from the settings screen. I will try that when I get back to my antenna at home base. Ted

YC 1 wrote:
May have a signal strength meter on your phone. Go to settings, about phone,status,network type and strength.

Network signal info, this is a free Android app.

You open it it shows an expanded bars display (either Wi-Fi or "Mobile" or both) and a text page of info and a graph of historic signal strength..

NOTE: IT MUST LOG INTO A TOWER FOR INFO.

In most areas you can click on the map and it will show you where the tower is, and draw a line from you to it. NOTE Some towers are not where they claim to be, but they will be close

Once you have the general direction, this app may be able to help you Fine tune as well. (Back on the opening page)

Most Android phones have a status area found at the end of settings menu. The actual signal level is more accurate than bars of signal strength displayed.

Try Settings/About Phone/Status/Signal Strength. Your exact phone may vary.

Another great one is Open Signal . Has compass that actually aims to the tower you are connected to