There is little or no cell phone signal available at my house; so, I decided to install a Wilson cellular repeater. In this video, I use model DT4G 460101. I have installed 3 of these systems (for other people) and one in my own truck. I’ve been impressed with all of them…they add about 2 bars to what is already available. Faster speeds, fewer dropped calls, and increased battery life are all benefits that I see when using one of these systems.
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What is the tower distance to your home?
I have the “mobile 3G” unit, SKU 460102. I have had these in my last 2 work trucks; I bought the first one about 4 years ago. It works great! I will probably buy a 4G unit in the near future, and move the 3G one into one of my other vehicles. Here is a link to the one that I currently have: http://www.wilsonelectronics.com/store/display/9/38/mobile-3g
how much do you think a person should beer paid to install this in a house?
Hi this may sound a silly question to you, but does this booster boost 3g signal as well as 4g signal
As well you were worried about it “looking clean” as far as installation. A wire coming from a wall to the bottom of a cabinet isn’t “looking clean”. A smarter way of doing it would be to have it all enclosed within that cabinet. But hey, I’m a genius with common sense and you’re clearly someone lacking in that area.
pl give your phone number
Thanks for all the great info and excellent videos. Can you provide the model number of this or a link to the one you installed.
does it provide signals for any network???
Thanks for the video. Real world examples from folks like you give me the confidence to get’r done.
Thank you. Great work
Great video – thanks. I like doing my own work, and it’s always easiest if I can visualize the various steps first – this video illustrates all the key steps perfectly. Think I’ll be ordering a Connect 4G-X soon. Just have to do a bit of a site survey first, see what kind of exterior signal I have, and check the measurements of the house to make sure I can get proper separation between antennae. Really appreciate you taking the time to post the video – thanks.
Nice install! Just as an FYI they make 90 degree angled coaxial elbows that would allow you to run the cable straight up for a cleaner look to your box.
how much do you think a person should beer paid to install this in a house?
The barrel connector in the wall plate will reduce quality of the signal. You can use a high frequency barrel connector but eliminating it is best. Fewer connections and high quality wire. The shielding on the wire
had the basic $100 thing from best buy in previous vehicle worked awsome
Thanks for the video. Getting ready to install one on the house tuesday. Exact same model actually. Very helpful.
Thanks for a perfect video and link. It seems that the Wilson line is the leader. I will order one today. Best Regards, Pete
I’ve actually got a similar problem with my house in that the signal is so poor that I’ve literally got to hang out the window to get a message/make a phone call. This could be exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks for the friendly video.
does the outside antenna need to be facing the cell tower that you are picking up 4g or just in the general area of 4g coverage?
Excellent video!
Can this create wireless interference on wifi signals such as 2.4ghz and 5ghz.
Wilson one of the best out their ! Have sold their products for 20 years .
You have shitty service because you have a shitty OLD phone. The signal tech in phones have improved greatly since when that phone was considered new. You spend hundreds on a signal booster when all you really needed to do was get a better phone.
thats pretty amazing but i highly recommend investing in a network closet. You can even use a pantry or supply closet so things are atleast enclosed somehow
Thanks, that was very helpful.
By any chance did you perform any internet data throughput test before and after installation? I would like to install one of these to pull out poor cell 4G LTE coverage.