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I have an external Ariel on my roof, and currently use it to plug into my mobile phone. would I be able to plug the external antenna into the mobile booster .
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Having constantly bad mobile data signal sounds just all too familiar? Then check out this booster model to forget about your troubles and enjoy uninterrupted internet surfing and video calls anytime. This applies especially if your house is in a remote area.
The unbelievably fast setup and operation will spare you valuable time, and you’ll get to enjoy your new mobile data signal booster in a jiffy! The installation kit comes with all of the necessary instructions, but just in case you need any additional help, you can contact our 24/7 customer support line and get all the answers you need.
This powerful booster will be delivered free of charge, along with a 2-year warranty and a 30 days money-back guarantee!
In the installation guide you can find a full description of selecting the best location. However, in case you still cannot find a good place you always can contact us through live chat or email and get a recommendation by one of our experts.
Yes! You need to check the location of the nearest tower of your network provider as the standard antenna can accept signal within 170 degrees. In case towers are located on the opposite side of your property and your antenna, you need to upgrade your system by adding a second antenna so you can receive signal from all locations.
Here’s a simple, quick test to check whether your place is suitable for a signal booster.
The only thing you should do is check your outside signal strength on your mobile phone.
Here’s how to do it:
All our products are of high-quality and are capable of simultaneously supporting multiple devices. The limit for each booster mainly depends on its output power or ‘dBs’. Below we have provided a list of devices and their support limit converted to dBs:
Estimations can also be made using this table:
| Coverage in square meters | Number of supported users |
| Up to 150 sq m | Up to 25 users |
| Up to 300 sq m | Up to 50 users |
| Up to 600 sq m | Up to 75 users |
| Up to 1500 sq m | Up to 150 users |
With this simple and quick test, you can check whether your place is suitable for a signal booster or not. What you need to do is to check your outside signal strength on your mobile phone. Here are the steps to do that.
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I have an external Ariel on my roof, and currently use it to plug into my mobile phone. would I be able to plug the external antenna into the mobile booster .
Will this work on a boat when the signal could come from any direction ? What units will work with Telstra ?
Yes, it will. Do you want to boost voice and data?
Hey guys, is the internal and external antenna have a magnet on them and do you offer express shipping? Cheers
Hi Matthew, Thanks for reaching out. No it doesn't have and we also don't do express shipping. Delivery timeframe is 9-11 business days.
What would the ETA be for Western Australia
Hi Kathryn, Delivery would take 7-9 business days. You will receive an email about the tracking details once it's available. Thank you for doing business with us. Stay safe :)
Hi, Could you please confirm that the following: – Dual Band Booster – OtherProviders 3G & 4G – 300 sqm. (Power Line) (OtherProviders NextG) – listed on your site at $545 … supports the Telstra 3g and 4G networks. Thanks, John
Hello John, Yes, it will boost Voice and 4G. It works on 850/1800mhz and includes a powerful external antenna for better reception.
Two questions please. 1. Is the LPDA antenna the same thing as others refer to as a Yagi antenna? (If not, what is the difference?) 2. Can the external antenna be mounted in the roof space under a tiled roof or would the possibility of fairly high temerature there preclude that? Many thanks, Doug
Hello, Doug, both are powerful antennas that you need to have if you only get 1-3 bars of outside signal. External antenna should be installed on the roof with a clear line of sight to the tower.
Could I please have more detail on set up in regards to cable length/s? What items do the cables run between? i.e. where would I use the 5m & where would I use the 15m? Can you clarify how the “extra cable” works i.e. is it a stand alone additional cable to connect to included one/s? Thanks.
Hello Rebecca, 5m cable is for the inside antenna while the 15m cable is fro the outside antenna. if you have 2 storey house, you will need to add one internal antenna to install in the second floor.
up to 600 sqm
up to 600 sqm
Up to 150 sqm
Up to 150 sqm
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Hello, the booster we have boost the reception wirelessly.