Cell Phone Antenna Amplifier

What I have is a cell phone antenna amplifier, works great but it does not have an antenna adapter cord for my type of cell phone (It is a Sprint SCP-3100).
Now all it is basically is a cord that converts the removable antenna port into a standard antenna port that I plug into this device.
I don't know where to search or what kind of port this is called so first I need to identify the cell phones antenna type or model name.
Any responses can help.

go to www.wilsonantennas.com. great company. will have what u need.

2007-07-14 09:38:17 by Thomas Bags

See how Generation X Cell Phone Antenna Booster works!!!

Depending on where you are. I have a home office in my basement and the reception is pretty poor. I have to use a Cell Phone repeater that basically acts like an additional Cell Tower. My phone talks to the repeater which then talks to the real cell tower.

2009-04-02 22:21:11 by crystal c

Price: $0.00 $0.01

Hi, I (like many others) have terrible cell phone reception. Which is why I still keep a land-line at my house running. Recently I've been online researching different cell phone carriers, trying to see if one would have better reception then the other(typing in address, which brings up a map of reception levels). Seeing as all carriers provide roughly the same "1-bar" reception, (according to map/experimenting with Verizon and sprint) Plan-B is all i could think up of which consists of some type of Antenna which would boost/amplify my cell phone reception. Apparently from what I have read- the "boosters" only work if you have good reception say in one area of your house providing other "dead-spots" with clear calling. But I digress,(thought i should give you background knowledge on my situation) my question is if anyone knows of a Cell Phone External Antenna that possibly "creates" better reception (or uses clear reception from maby half a town over lol) so I can finally get rid all together of my land-line/rationalize the fact that paying high cell phone bills is worth all the use of the phone Thank-You! =]

Look for something called a repeater. I am told that Radio Shack sells them but I don't know how much they run. The call center I work in did not have service for the first 2 years I worked there until they put a repeater on the roof and then we all had full bars and they now work great. Anywhere in the building, which is pretty amazing because it is a metal building

2009-01-31 13:57:36 by Giancarlo

Price: $0.00 $0.01

Can be used with any cell phone.
Significantly improves signal strength.
Reduces dropped calls and fading signals.
Enhances sound quality.

I had a friend post this question for me several months ago, and did not get a satisfactory response. I have no signal at my house in the mountain side of Neqros Oriental, I can climb higher and get a signal. I want to buy a signal amplifier. The system I am looking for has an antenna that plugs into the amplifier, the amplifier runs off electricity. Then the amplifier re-broadcast the signal over a small area allowing the phone to grab the signal. These systems are available in the U.S. for extreme rural areas, but the cell frequency is different here. So I am looking for one in the RP that will work here. Does anyone know where to buy something like this in Cebu? or Manila? I have been to almost every electronic store in the Mall of Asia and all over Cebu, and the clerks just look at me like they have never heard of what I am talking about. Thanks in advance for any answers.

Sometimes I can see somebody selling those amplifiers at sulit.com.ph.

See this link.
http://www.sulit.com.ph/index.php/view+c lassifieds/id/1011425/Mobile+cell+phone+ GSM+Signal+Booster+Amplifier+repeater

2009-04-25 21:28:20 by Nativetexican

Hello, my name is Brittany. I have an AT&T cell phone. I live in a very rural and mountainous area. I get cell phone service in all directions around my house...but only when I am within a mile or so away. My house is in the perfect dead zone...it is in an area of about 2 miles of no reception...in between two mountains in the front and back...but there are cell phone towers around my area. But I am told that there are things like amplifiers, antennas, and repeaters for your cell phone that can make your cell phone get 5 bars in a no-bar dead zone. I cannot afford anything over $100, however. Do these really work? What kinds are the best? And how much do they cost? Is there anything else I can do to help this problem?
I have a motorola go phone. It cost me 20 dollars. Its not old, but its not new either.

You probably have bought a newer phone that your provider conned you into thinking is all the rage, but you end up paying for heart break and empty promises. The best bet is to get one of their older phones if you can do without the bells and whistles, these older models seem to just work fine, and have crystal clear reception...P.S..never take the advice from the guy at the kiosk.

2009-08-24 18:07:47 by ☮Neo-Hippie