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Best 4G Signal Booster Set up

BurbMan
Explorer II
Explorer II
I have a Wilson 3G booster system in the TT. I was thinking about upgrading to 4G, then it quit so now I have a reason ๐Ÿ™‚

Wilson/WeBoost seems to have a lot of choices for antennas, etc, so was wondering what everybody is using. This is a TT so no need for in-motion use, only stationary.
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MEXICOWANDERER
Explorer
Explorer
I carefully scan my intended campsite with Bushnell 20 x 50 binoculars. If I spot a Wifi tower I keep going. You would be surprised how far sound carries across open water at night. Especially those shipdit cellular ring tones.

wa8yxm
Explorer III
Explorer III
There have been several reviews The WeBoost is the most common one out there I mean I can drive like 5 miles and buy one over the counter

But the Max ... Out performs it.. Out prices it too.
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Tom_M1
Explorer
Explorer
Here's an article by Technomadia on their testing of several boosters:

https://www.rvmobileinternet.com/resources/mobile-cellular-boosters/
Tom
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Dutch_12078
Explorer II
Explorer II
BurbMan wrote:
Yikes that's pricey...did you have to call your cell provider and register the device like it says in the set up guide? I can't imagine getting anyone on the phone from customer service that would even understand what I was talking about....

Most/all of the cell service providers have online registration available for boosters. It's a simple process...
Dutch
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BurbMan
Explorer II
Explorer II
Yikes that's pricey...did you have to call your cell provider and register the device like it says in the set up guide? I can't imagine getting anyone on the phone from customer service that would even understand what I was talking about....

marcsbigfoot20b
Explorer
Explorer
ependydad wrote:
For me, I opted for the weBoost 4G Drive X. The downside is that the internal boosted area is only 18-24" from the internal antenna.

For a bigger boosted area, I'd consider the weBoost 4G RV edition. But it has an omindirectional antenna and requires better separation between the external and internal antennas (which can be finicky to achieve in most RVs).


I did the RV version and upgraded the antenna to the rv/trucker version.
It works excellent, but no matter what it WILL NOT boost Sprint LTE data.

Dutch_12078
Explorer II
Explorer II
We've been very happy with the performance of our Max Amp RV from Maximum Signal. The inside antenna covers our entire coach, and the amp has found solid 4G signals in areas where we previously had no service, even some places where our previous WeBoost Drive 4G-M gave us either 3G only or no signal.
Dutch
2001 GBM Landau 34' Class A
F53 chassis, Triton V10, TST TPMS
Bigfoot Automatic Leveling System
2011 Toyota RAV4 4WD/Remco pump
ReadyBrute Elite tow bar/Blue Ox baseplate

ependydad
Explorer
Explorer
For me, I opted for the weBoost 4G Drive X. The downside is that the internal boosted area is only 18-24" from the internal antenna.

For a bigger boosted area, I'd consider the weBoost 4G RV edition. But it has an omindirectional antenna and requires better separation between the external and internal antennas (which can be finicky to achieve in most RVs).
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