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When Your Apartment is a Cell Phone Dead Zone

Published by admin on September 16, 2009
When Your Apartment is a Cell Phone Dead Zone Your new apartment can be perfect : great location, all the space you need and more. But then you go to make a phone call and you discover : no cell phone service. Your apartment may be a cell phone dead zone. That situation is bad enough if you also have a landline, but if you rely primarily on your cell phone, no reception can be a major issue. No service isn’t exactly a reason to break your lease, but living a dead zone can create some problems. There Read more »

What Exactly is a Cell Phone Dead Zone ?

Published by admin on September 16, 2009
What Exactly is a Cell Phone Dead Zone ? Areas where cell phones cannot transmit to a nearby cell site, base station, or repeater are known as dead zones. Dead zones are usually areas where cell phone service is not available because the signal between the handset and the cell site antenna is blocked, usually by hilly terrain, excessive foliage, physical distance, or tall buildings. A number of factors can create dead zones which may exist even in locations in which a wireless carrier offers coverage, due to limitations in cellular network architecture (the locations of antenna), limited network density, Read more »

Six Tips to Identify a Quality Cellular Amplifier

Published by admin on September 08, 2009
Six Tips to Identify a Quality Cellular Amplifier With a lack of industry standards in the cellular amplifier market, Wilson Electronics outlines six tips for selecting a quality amplifier to reduce dropped calls, increase data rates and ensure cellular signals  stay within reach. Bi-directional amplification :  Select an amplifier that is bi-directional, meaning an amplifier that boosts both the cell site’s incoming downlink signal and outgoing uplink signal.  Some  amplifiers on the market only boost the downlink signal to the phone, with no amplification  of the uplink signal. In this scenario, users will show an Read more »

What are the reasons for weak cell phone signal ?

Published by admin on August 17, 2009
What are the reasons for weak cell phone signal ? In many rural areas the housing density is too low to make construction of a new base station commercially viableRead more »

Do Cell Phone Signal Boosters Really Work?

Published by admin on August 17, 2009
Do Cell Phone Signal Boosters Really Work? a signal booster can increase the signal strength of your mobile by up to 500%Read more »

How do I boost my cell phone signal with Wilson?

Published by admin on August 17, 2009
How do I boost my cell phone signal with Wilson? 1. How do I boost my cell phone signal ? Dropped calls and slow data rates are generally caused by distance from a cell tower Read more »

Call Capture Warranty Information

Published by admin on August 17, 2009
Call Capture Warranty Information LIMITED WARRANTY - IWRE, Inc., warrants the Call Capture System to the purchaser for a period of two (2) yearsRead more »

Call Capture Installation Guidelines

Published by admin on August 17, 2009
Call Capture Installation Guidelines 1. Does the user need a cellular signal for the unit to operate? 2. How can the Call Capture Cellular amplifier help? 3. What is the warranty? Read more »

What radiation levels are emitted from Call Capture devices ?

Published by admin on August 17, 2009
What radiation levels are emitted from Call Capture devices ? 1. What radiation levels are emitted from this device? Our signal boosters does not give off any significant radiation inside of the vehicle and in fact helps to reduce the radiation that is given off by your phone...Read more »
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