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Cellphone Signal Booster Pack of Wilson Electronics Dual Band Magnet Mount Cellular Antenna and Cell Phone Antenna Adapter Cable for Motorola C155, C290, T721, T722, T731, Ultima Series, V170, V171, V173, V260, V262, V265, V266, V276, V323, V325, V330, V400 and V710
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Pack includes 2 items: Wilson Electronics Dual Band Magnet Mount Cellular Antenna and Cellular Antenna Adapter for Motorola A630, C155, C290, E310, E815, ROKR E1, T193, T720, T730, V262, V265, V276, V300, V323, V330, V400, V505, V540, V547, V551, V555, V557, V600, V710, V810
10 times more signal (10-15 dB Gain) than a cell phone used inside vehicle without an external antenna. Has a Height of 12.25" with 10' RG-174 Coax Cable
Cellular Antenna Adapter (Part # 359909) has FME Male Connector with approximately 12" cable.
Wilson Electronics Dual Band Magnet Mount Cellular Antenna (Part # 301103) has a Frequency Range of 806-894MHz 1850-1990MHz with FME Female connector.

Antennas Answers

Is the plastic antenna on a V190 Motorola cell phone punctual or just a decoration.?

It still works but not in all locations.


it is very much punctual

2008-11-18 09:00:19 by lroberts@rogers.com

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Help Please I am looking for a site that sells Motorola replaement cell phone antennas?

My husbnd lost his antenna its a screw on type for Model V235 I have looked everywhere Radio Shack told us to look online and we went thru a bunch of sites lastnight Please help me otherwise we will have to buy a new phone :(


try www.cellphoneshop.net they have tons of replacement antennas and other items and their prices are great

2007-11-02 09:50:00 by whitebunnys

where to put cell phone antenna booster?

I just bought a "celltenna" booster for my Motorola L6 phone. Have no idea where should I place it. Anyone can help?
I tried all the suggestions...it still doesn't work. For those of you who are curious, I only paid $2 for the booster.


I think it goes where the battery goes. Just remove the battery and place it inside, then place the battery where it belongs.

2006-05-13 19:49:55 by lindoro11

Motorola Signal Booster 484095-001-00 Bi-Directional RF Amplifier
Motorola Antennas

Price: $99.99

Quick, easy installation
Improve signal strength by up to 32 times (15 dB)
Supports Pay-Per-View and Video on Demand (VOD) Services
Superb gold patented connector design
Low noise addition of only 3 dB

**Does the MOTOROLA V551 cell 'phone have a telescoping OR a stub, non-moving antenna?

I was thinking of buying one on e-bay but don't want a telescoping antenna or one that extends. One of the "accessories" I've seen for this model is a telescoping antenna...

Can someone help a confused lady??

Many thanks in advance for your kind information.


no it doesnt

2006-09-24 17:09:40 by AUBURN

Any advice on improving signal strength on my Motorola V551 cell phone?

The most signal strength I can get on my cell is 2 bars only and sometimes none at all. What should I do to improve this? I even added a signal booster that sticks inside the cell phone close to the antenna underneath the battery. By the way, my service provider is Rogers here in Canada.


Hi Raul,

Put a small piece of foil about 1" square behind the battery being careful not to let it touch a terminal.

It added two bars to my signal.

Norm

2007-06-10 16:02:19 by Raul T


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