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Wilson Electronics 301103 Dual Band (800/1900 MHz) Magnet Mount Antenna with FME Female Connector and 10-Foot RG174 Coax Cable
(Wireless Phone Accessory) Wilson Electronics

Removable - Transfers from on Vehicle to another
Easy to install
Metal ground plane is required (Minimum 5" diameter
Rare Earth Magnet Guaranteed up to 100 MPH
Greatly reduces the number of dropped calls.


Price: $39.95

Antennas Answers

Any experience with a Wilson cell phone antenna to improve reception inside house?

The T-Mobile coverage around here is generally very good.
Reception is good to very good on my deck, but one step inside the house (mobile home ) it drops to one bar or no service. I'm wondering if a Wilson Trucker's antenna (or similar alternative?) mounted on an exterior wall near roof + adapter for phone is likely to get me 3 or 4 bars.

WHAT? HELLO?


try a better antenna or get a better phone

2006-09-14 23:48:57 by parsnipianna

Can you help me find Wilson's Truck Antenna's For cell phones?



If you live near a large city go to a truck stop, you will most likely find them there or you can order one from Wilson's web site.
The link to their site is below.

2007-09-25 13:52:35 by Joe C

Wilson Electronics Dual Band Trucker Mirror Mount Antenna with 3-Way Mount
Wilson Electronics Antennas

Price: $79.95 $38.15

Powerful High-Gain Cellular Antenna
Dual-Band 800/1900 Mhz
No Ground Plane Required.
Mounting Bracket included.
Antenna Height Reaches 32"


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