Which Weboost?

Bird Freak wrote:

3 tons wrote:

Fisherman wrote:
A 13 year old will die if shew doesn't have cell service, grow a pair and get a belt or suspenders to hold your pants up.

A HUGE X 2 !!!! Heaven forbid if she has to interact with other biological units - what have we done to our kids??

She may even learn to enjoy nature without a phone stuck in her ear.:S

our trailer has a TV that drops down into the credenza. It's very rare it ever gets used, occasionally on a rainy night. After a few years of camping our grandkids who had probably camped with us many dozens of times came back from a visit to a nearby camper and said "Grandpa, their trailer is really neat it has a TV!!". It wasn't till several months later the finally realized ours also had a TV.

And they have so much fun doing other things when camping they have never asked to watch TV either.

3 tons wrote:

Fisherman wrote:
A 13 year old will die if shew doesn't have cell service, grow a pair and get a belt or suspenders to hold your pants up.

A HUGE X 2 !!!! Heaven forbid if she has to interact with other biological units - what have we done to our kids??

She may even learn to enjoy nature without a phone stuck in her ear.:S

Moved from tech issues

pianotuna wrote:
The ideal booster would have mimo technology.

They do, any model Not a cradle

Allows more than one phone/cellular device to be used at the same time

Do not confuse with " Carrier Aggregation"

Where one device uses multiple frequencies IF available

When it comes to RV use and camping

Carrier Aggregation is something almost never available where a booster is need

suprz wrote:
My wife and myself discussed getting a Wi-Fi booster, or cellphone booster and decided that with every new cellphone having the capabilities of being a Wi-Fi hotspot, cell booster is the way to go. But I will be damned if I spend over 400.00 on a booster! I'll wait

Yep .... using the DW's mobile phone as a hotspot works like a champ for us. We tether an iPad and the laptop to the mobile phone in hotspot mode when camping or traveling on the road.

Now ... if only we could afford a cell phone booster plus enough data on the mobile phone's plan -> so that we could stream movies to the RV on rainy evenings! :S

My wife and myself discussed getting a Wi-Fi booster, or cellphone booster and decided that with every new cellphone having the capabilities of being a Wi-Fi hotspot, cell booster is the way to go. But I will be damned if I spend over 400.00 on a booster! I'll wait

The ideal booster would have mimo technology.

I have the Weboost 460007 and it works just fine.

I have the Weboost 4G-X RV and it works well. I need it for work and get a signal in places I normally couldn't without it.

penguin149 wrote:
I'm looking at a Weboost to improve phone signals while at a COE campground. I'm not the one to use it...my 13 yo daughter will absolutely DIE if she doesn't have cell service. Which model is best for a single phone? I want to stay less than $150! These are 2 possibilities?

Wilson Electronics

Weboost 3G

That's funny, we had friends that would purposely turn off their kids cell phone service while camping...and tell them sorry we just don't have service out here.