Should I anticipate any conflicts between Ham radio and this device? I need something inside a 1200sf steel building, that also includes one internal L-shaped steel wall, which will provide cellphone
Unlikely, Doc. The greatest potential is for HF trash from data wiring (if there is any) and power supply wiring, but that's unlikely to escape your steel building to be picked up by your HF antennas
Talk to the wireless engineers at your cell company. 1) Wilson is not known as a top shelf company... 2) That device is 800Mhz only... CDMA and GSM do use 800Mhz in some cases (re-used TDMA freqs), b
Most of these are straight 12 - 14 vdc. A few come with an AC to 14V supply, unfort mostly cheap switchers from what I have seen. Per previous note, unless local cell service is 800Mhz only (unlikely
It appears Wilson want the OK to sell re-radiating repeaters under less restrictive rules than have applied up to now. http://urgentcomm.com/mobile_voice/news/fcc-rulemaking-cellular-amplifiers-2 009
I have been told that the Verizon device - half Cell and half Internet is reliable and less costly than the Wilson or the alternatives. I discovered the hard way - not properly disclosed in advance b