Booster Bob, A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing! We live in a very rural  area of New Hampshire. Verizon Wireless has told us that we are ½ mile beyond their broadband area and located in the land of "extended enhanced" service. I am trying desperately to find a way to either tether a cell phone to my laptop OR via a PC card so that I have a high speed Internet connection. Am I dreaming the impossible? I can get 2 bars on my cell if I stand on

Winegard HD 7080P High Definition VHF/UHF/FM Antenna (HD7080P) Quick Overview The HD7080P antenna combines VHF, UHF, and FM reception in a 39 element medium size antenna. The HD-7080P can also be used to pickup local HD channel broadcasts. Includes weather proof cartirdge house for download module with 75 Ohm coaxial connection. Product Features • 39 active elements • Element Diameter: 3/8" • Carton Dimensions: 6.25"x6.25"x101" • Steel hardware is zinc plated for maximum corrosion resistance; flexible polyethylene boot covers protect connections from the weather, with High-impact ABS girder design and support insulators • Range: 0 - 50miles. • Boom Length: 90

Winegard HD 7698P High Definition VHF/UHF HD769 Series Antenna (HD7698P) Quick Overview With the Digital Transition in February 2009, the majority of markets will have at least one high band VHF channel. The HD-769 Series has been specifically tuned for channels 7 - 69. Product Features • Active Elements: 64 • Less Wind loading • Includes hardware for mounting to a mast; antenna has a 75 ohm coax connection • Estimated Range: 70 miles VHF & 60 miles UHF • UHF Elements: 35 • VHF Elements: 29 • Boom Length: 168.25" • Maximum Width: 53.5" • Vertical Height: 33" • Element Diameter: 3/8" • Turning Radius 101" • Shipping Weight 17 lbs CHANNEL CH 7 CH 9 CH 11 CH 13 CH 14 CH 32 CH 50 CH 69 dB gain

Question : Hello, I was wondering if you could answer a question I had. I am looking into your zBoost YX510-PCS/CEL unit, and had a question. I am looking to extend a signal into two different areas of my building. Is it possible to use multiple base units with the same antenna ? If so are there any limitations to how many base stations can be set up on a single antenna rig ? I appreciate you clarifying this issue