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Gerald wrote in
: From what you say, it is doing everything analog, do you think this could significantly increase the useful range of my cell phone? Instead of the DA4000, on a sailboat or large yacht, I'd think a home repeater like this one, sold at also a great price, would be very appropriate: http://www.cellantenna.com/repeater/cae50_gemini.htm Install it, turn it on and leave it run. It has a very low standby current drain and at full power only draws less than 1/2 amp. Mount the dual-band outside antenna as high up on top of the mast as you can get it without the wind vane banging into it and the unit inside the boat as close to the base of the mast as you can get it with 12V power from the house batteries. This repeater will energize everyone's cellphone in the boat and give it the range of the 7.5dbi antenna at masthead height, far better than standing on the deck with the crappy hidden antenna in the phone..... -- There's amazing intelligence in the Universe. You can tell because none of them ever called Earth. |
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