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- New Dual Band Yagi helps you stay connected in your home.
- 100 Watts, 8.0 - 10.5 dBi Gain
- 700 to 2500 MHz Frequency Band
- Directional, Vertical Polorized with N Female connector ends
- Easy and quick to install
- Designed for Use In Fixed Applications
- Dual-Band, High-Gain Outdoor Directional Cellular Antenna
- Provides 8-10 Dbi Gain
- Works On All Cellular Bands
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Product Description
Wide Band Directional Yagi antenna - Daul Band, 800-2500 MHz, With protective housing shell, has10.5 dB on the 1900 MHz side and 8.0 dB on the 800 MHz side, Has a 45% Beam Point with N-Female Ends and is easy to install. Technical Support is available for any assistance in installation. Call 866-294-1660.
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
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This thing allows me to get phone and internet service where others get none. It has to be aimed, but that is pretty quick if you have an idea of where the tower is.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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I have a metal roof. Little or no signal prior to installation. Tower is 8.8 miles with rolling terrain between. 1 bar signal outside, now have full signal strength inside. Great product.
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
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This antenna is working great for me. Typically I was getting the signal from the cellular tower at about
-100 dbi, but connecting up the antenna and sitting it in a drawer on my desk signal levels improved to -90 dbi. The tower signal does seem to fluctuate over time. As I write this it is -88dbi. This is pointing through a wall in my house. My receive rate is up to about 1.3 Mbps. I have yet to mount the antenna outside on a mast, but plan to use an old satellite TV mast on the house.
Tips:
I used a USB extension cable to move my USB Verizon plug in close to a short adapter cable ( which I usually use to connect to an omni-directional antenna when travelling in my RV trailer). I picked up a type N to FME adapter at Radio Shack but you can purchase one from Amazon.
I set my VZAcess manager to "minimum" (View menu), parked my mouse over the antenna strength indicator then moved the antenna around (very slowly) to find the strongest signal. Remember since the RSSI signal is negative a smaller number indicates a stronger signal. Keep the antenna vertical(drip hole on the bottom).
When you use a coaxial cable be sure and use one with a 50 ohm impedance, not the 75 ohm used by the television folks.
Pick a location to mount the antenna which requires the shortest run of coaxial cable that is reasonable with your other requirements. Do use the USB extension cable to reduce your run of Co-ax.
This antenna is working great for me. Typically I was getting the signal from the cellular tower at about
-100 dbi, but connecting up the antenna and sitting it in a drawer on my desk signal levels improved to -90 dbi. The tower signal does seem to fluctuate over time. As I write this it is -88dbi. This is pointing through a wall in my house. My receive rate is up to about 1.3 Mbps. I have yet to mount the antenna outside on a mast, but plan to use an old satellite TV mast on the house.
Tips:
I used a USB extension cable to move my USB Verizon plug in close to a short adapter cable ( which I usually use to connect to an omni-directional antenna when travelling in my RV trailer). I picked up a type N to FME adapter at Radio Shack but you can purchase one from Amazon.
I set my VZAcess manager to "minimum" (View menu), parked my mouse over the antenna strength indicator then moved the antenna around (very slowly) to find the strongest signal. Remember since the RSSI signal is negative a smaller number indicates a stronger signal. Keep the antenna vertical(drip hole on the bottom).
When you use a coaxial cable be sure and use one with a 50 ohm impedance, not the 75 ohm used by the television folks.
Pick a location to mount the antenna which requires the shortest run of coaxial cable that is reasonable with your other requirements. Do use the USB extension cable to reduce your run of Co-ax.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
wilson Wide-Band Directional
This antenna is great, im using it with my internet 3G modem huawei B683 (in Wafra / Kuwait) , I was getting -95 RSSI indoor without the antenna and now -65 RSSI, Im also using... Read more
Published 10 days ago by acidcode
Works, is good
Is a female N type connector. Has a wide frequency range, so odds are whatever frequency your local cell towers are using it will fall into this things range. Read more
Published 2 months ago by World'sBestCouchPotato
Wilson gear works
Wilson products work for rural cell boosting.As far as I know, only Verizon supports cell boosters. The products are made in the United States!
Published 2 months ago by hill billy
Need Some Help PLease
Item looks great and was shipped fast but I am having a hard time finding the correct adaptor for this item to fit a RG6 cable. I could use some help.
Published 4 months ago by MWS
Fast at last
I live in the country and have a MiFi device for internet that needed a boost. You need some extra parts for this antenna (listed here) for setup but it works great for me. Read more
Published 4 months ago by C. G. King
This helped
I live on Whidbey Island, Washington, I am up here on a temp job, and I am living in a RV park, my cell phone coverage is with Verizon. Coverage in the park is very bad by Verizon. Read more
Published 6 months ago by James Davenport
Not so happy;
Can't tell you how it works; never got to the installation. Product did not come with cables to hook it up. Read more
Published 8 months ago by TRISCH
Initial disappointment quickly resolved
After my initial disappointment with a call to customer service, my email interaction with them was excellent and they went out of their way to ensure this purchase was a good... Read more
Published 8 months ago by peter
Signal
The antenna came in in perfect condition with a quick delivery. So far the antenna seems to work OK. Read more
Published 9 months ago by James A. Tousek
Needed an adapter
This comes with an "N" type connector which is not compatible with the Wilson signal booster. So the adapter kit is needed. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Sailor
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