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Are you looking for the best cell phone signal booster for rural areas? There're many consumer grade residential signal boosters available at above link to meet your specific need. However, if you're nestled between mountains in remote areas with a lot of indoor square footage to cove, then look no further than the commercial grade SureCall Force 5 2.0! It is a cellphone signal grabber that can boost reception from 25,000 to up to 100,000 sq. ft. with its 4 indoor antennas version booster kit.  The terrific amount of square footage coverage boost illustrates its immense power despite the fact that it...

How to read the lights and screen on Wilson Pro 70 cellular signal amplifier? All Wilson pro amplifiers feature an LCD screen that displays information on how your amplifier is performing. Some amplifiers will also feature an LED light that will illuminate in different colors. We will show you how to read the screen and lights so you know exactly how your amplifier is performing. This video applies to the Pro 70 line of amplifiers. We have got a separate video covering the Wilson Pro 1000 and Pro 4000 amplifiers interface. If your amplifier has an LED light, it will...

Weatherproofing cable connections outside may sound like a no-brainer, but how do you correctly weatherproof Cellular Signal Booster Cable Connections? Today, we will show you how to weatherproof the cable connections for your cell phone signal amplifier. It is a good idea to make cable connections that are located outside water proof to keep any water from getting into the cable and causing any issues. Weather proofing the cable connections is easy to do and it is inexpensive. You will just need a roll of "moisture sealing tape" and a roll of "electric tape". You can find these at most...

Hi, in today’s FAQ video, we will answer the question, "What's the difference between 75 Ohm RG11 Cable vs 50 Ohm 400 Cable? There are lots of options when it comes to cable. In general, it is best to use a high quality cable that has the least amount of signal loss as possible. Wilson Pro recommends the use of 50 ohm 400 cable for most commercial jobs. 400 cable provides low loss while being able to handle high amounts of cellular traffic. In some cases, RG-11 can be used and is used because it is already pre-wired in most...

Regardless of whether your cell phone carrier is AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, or any other, there're 4 easy ways to find out instantly which frequency range your cell phone service carrier uses: Visit our comprehensive list of all USA & Canadian cell service carriers and their frequencies. A brief overview of few worldwide wireless carrier frequencies by carrier name and/or technology is provided at the bottom of this post. Look up the frequency of your USA wireless service provider at FCC Spectrum Dashboard. Call your US or Canada mobile service provider's customer support using phone numbers provided here at our cellular carrier's...