After some Googling, we found gotreception.com. It shows the location and range of all cell phone towers for Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, Nextel and T-Mobile. Take a look below and plug in your zip code and select your cell phone provider.
So what can you do if you are in a dead zone?
Dropped calls and slow data rates are generally caused by distance from a cell tower or natural and man-made obstructions, such as buildings, hills, trees, etc…
Cellular signals for both cell phones and data cards can be boosted by the use of a high gain antenna or the combination of an antenna and bi-directional amplifier system and Quantum Wireless offers multiple solutions to stay connected.
There are two components to ensuring reliable cellular communication. The first step is receiving a strong signal. High gain antennas collect weak or distant cellular signals and send them to the amplifier. The amplifier then boosts those signals and rebroadcasts them to nearby cell phones and data cards.
The second part of the equation is transmitting the signal back to the cell tower which is typically the weakest part of a phone’s ability when used alone. With a bi-directional amplifier you are able to broadcast a much stronger signal back to the cell site at a greater distance. A high quality Wilson amplifier system is critical to maintaining a constant connection and increased cellular standards.
Quantum Wireless offers a wide range of powerful mobile wireless and in-building amplifiers for all carrier frequencies as well as high-gain antennas with multiple mounting options.
For more information, call us at 1-877-259-4629 or send us an e-mail at Sales@Quantum-Wireless.com
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