Wilson Sleek Cell Signal Booster

[Ray Keymaster 2660 Spit Rd, Campbell River, BC V9W 6E3, Canada]

I picked up a little sucton cup window antenna mount, seems to do a pretty good job, recently used it on the Oregon Coast, went from 1 bar 3G to 3 bars 4G. Crappy speeds to good.

Millenicom is no more as far as I hear, bought out by Verizon and all the plans changed.

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[Trip and Lisa Participant 49765]

Thanks for the info Ray.I bought a Yagi antenna tonight that mounts on a pole which you can attach to your ladder,but guess who doesn’t have a ladder?,,,,,me,,,,,so I am going to weld up two post holders on a bracket and weld that to my fifth wheel bracket on the front of the rig.
Then I can use the Yagi antenna and also get the flag and pole .When not in use,they will ride in the basement.

I had another question as I am not nearly as computer savy as many people who seem to be able to get TV on the internet and then watch it on TV.I have enought trouble typing with two fingers.

I am thinking about getting the Dish Tailgater and then making another bracket I can weld to the fifth wheel bracket on the front of the rig and mounting that Tailgater permanently on that mount.
I recently saw a few semi trucks with the tailgaters mounted that way behind their sleepers on what is normally used for a sat mount for truck tracking.I realize that I would probably be limited to parking the rig facing more south but that’s ok since my kitchen and fridge are on the rear so I wouldn’t have that east/west sun beating down on the fridge either.

[Bill Dornbush Participant Santa Rosa, CA, United States]

I just heard an interview with rvmobileinternet.com about cell phone boosters and one comment was that the smaller antenna may actually be better as it more closely matches the right size for the 4G frequencies.  They have more details in their paid content but I haven’t paid yet.

[Ray Keymaster 2660 Spit Rd, Campbell River, BC V9W 6E3, Canada]

Bill Dornbush wrote:

I just heard an interview with rvmobileinternet.com about cell phone boosters and one comment was that the smaller antenna may actually be better as it more closely matches the right size for the 4G frequencies. They have more details in their paid content but I haven’t paid yet.

Ours works great with just the little office kits suction cup window mount

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