weBoost Drive RV Antenna (311230) | Designed for use with weBoost RV Boosters
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Traveling through remote areas, I often rely on a decent cellular signal for navigation and communication. This antenna does a good job of picking up signals and has a rugged build that holds up well against the elements.
However, it does need to be paired with a separate booster to actually boost the signal, which means more equipment to manage and a more complex installation process than I would like for my RV. It's a useful addition, but be prepared for some extra setup work if you decide to go this route.
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