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Want faster wifi? Here are 5 weirdly easy tips

So wifi waves are basically just radiowaves, so that's the same as the electromagnetic waves you pick up with your cell phone or a radio. But wifi waves are fairly short. They're only 12 cm long, the conventional kind. Compare that to AM radio waves, which are hundreds of meters long. The signal gets a lot weaker as it gets further from the router. And generally they can't go more than 150 feet from a single router. They actually get absorbed and blocked by walls and metal surfaces. So the way you position your wifi router makes a huge difference in how strong your signal is throughout your house. One thing you definitely want to do is put your router near the center of your house. Because it broadcasts the signal out in equal strength in all directions. You want it out in the open. If it's in a closet, the walls of the closet are going to absorb and block some of the signal. And if you have it closed up in a cabinet, it's the same thing. A good way to think about it is just use line of sight. From whatever position you can see the furthest in your house and you can see the most number of rooms, that's probably a good place to put your router. You also want to lift your router up off the ground because the signals can't penetrate some of the materials that make up floors, like metal, or concrete, or cement. And also, the way most routers are designed, they broadcast the waves slightly downwards, so that way you're projecting less of it down into your basement for no reason. A lot of other electronics can interfere with the router's signal, things like TVs, computers, microwaves, pretty much anything that has a motor inside it. So you want to keep the router away from other electronics. Most routers have two antennas in them. Ideally you could position one vertically and one horizontally. Devices work best when their internal antenna is parallel with the router's, so most antennas inside laptops are horizontal, But if you're using a mobile device or a tablet, it totally depends on how you're holding it. So that way if you have one horizontal and one vertical, you have the highest chance of having a parallel match with antennas. If you find that your network isn't working well, you can go around and measure your signal strength. There are a lot of apps that you can download on your phone. You could create a rough map and figure out what you need to do to fix it.

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Why Do You Drop Calls?

When it comes to dropped calls and poor signal quality on your cellular device there are a lot of contributors, here's a few. Unless you're rollin top-down all that metal and glass on your car isn't just protecting you its obstructing your calls and data usage too and assuming you don't work in a tiki hut steel and concrete for modern buildings are conducive to strong signals either if you stray too far from a cell tower forget about crisp calls and blazing data speeds but remote locations aren't entirely to blame, hills and tall trees are both culprits, absorbing signals before they reach your phone and unless its 74 and sunny you may be in trouble bad weather wreaks havoc on your signal strength. That's where we come in weBoost that is to overcome these pesky obstacles we've developed a cellular signal booster with specially tuned antennas and patented automatic gain control to give you stronger more reliable signals. Let's say there's a weak signal from a cell tower that's really far away. An antenna you install outside picks up the signal from the cell tower and amplifies it then a second interior antenna you install invites that strong signal to come hang out inside with your weak phone signal Not to brag but our boosters are number one in the USA and Canada Boost signals up to 32 times stronger and have been trusted by first responders for years in the end a boosted single means boosted spirits so with solutions indoors or on the go what are you waiting for Visit weboost.com and let us give you a boost

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Connect 4G - Cell phone signal booster for your home or office

Hi. I'm Derek with weBoost. I'll show you everything you need to know about the Connect 4G Cell Phone Signal Booster. Signal boosters work by taking a weak signal outside of your home, boosting it and sending the strong boosted signal throughout your home or building. This improves your data and call quality up to 32 times, so you'll have fewer dropped calls and faster data speeds on all of your cellular devices. Unlike specific carrier solutions, weBoost Signal Boosters work with any cellular device on any carrier, which can come in handy if you should change carriers or have multiple users on multiple carriers in your home or office. And a booster doesn't require an internet connection to work, so they're perfect if you don't have an internet connection, like at a cabin, or at a remote location or you don't want to eat up your internet bandwidth by using your cell phone. Cell phone signal boosters amplify weak cell signals to give you strong coverage within your home. The amount of coverage you'll get inside of your home depends on the amount of signal strength you've got outside. The more you've got to work with outside of your home, the more coverage area you can get inside. For example, with the Connect 4G, if you've got three bars of signal outside of your home, you can cover about 5,000 square feet inside, whereas if you've just got one bar of signal outside, you're looking at covering something like a room or two. It's also worth noting that the signal bars on your phone are not very accurate. Two bars on one phone can be four bars on another, even though they're both receiving the same amount of signal. Speaking of signal bars, it may not look like a lot jumping up just one bar and signal. But going from two to three bars can have a huge impact on your call quality and your data speeds. So if you flip your booster on and see an improvement of a bar or so, keep in mind that going from one to two or three bars easily doubles your signal strength and may be as much as 100 times stronger. We've heard from our customers that they've stopped dropping calls completely with what appears to be only a small gain in signal, according to the bars on their phone. For a more accurate reading of your signal level, we recommend putting your phone into test mode. This shows you a numeric reading of your exact signal level, instead of general bars or dots. We'll show you how, in this video. The Connect 4G comes with an outside antenna, signal booster, an inside antenna and cable to connect all the components together. The outside antenna is a specially designed directional antenna that you point at the cell tower to capture the strongest possible signal, which it then sends to the booster. The booster amplifies the cell signal and sends it to the inside antenna. The inside antenna then broadcasts a stronger cell signal throughout your home. To install the Connect 4G, you'll mount the outside antenna on the roof and aim towards a cell tower. Run the cable from the antenna into your home and to the signal booster and connect it. Install the inside antenna where you need the cell signal and connect it to the signal booster using the supplied cable. Then power it up, and you're done. WeBoost Cell Phone Signal Boosters are the best-selling signal boosters in the US and Canada, and they've been trusted by first responders for years. All of our boosters feature patented automatic gain control, which constantly checks and adjusts the booster for peak performance. If an incoming signal is too strong, the booster simply adjusts itself down and continues to provide you with strong cell signal. This is important, as other boosters will simply shut off if they experience an overpowering incoming signal, providing you with no signal coverage whatsoever. All of our boosters are also designed and built in the United States. Still have questions about the Connect 4G? Give us a call and we'd be happy to chat with you about it, or check out one of these videos here for more information about weBoost Cell Phone Signal Boosters. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more videos like this every week. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time.

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Satellite Dish Hack for Clear Sprint Internet Speed Signal Boost

I recently moved and had really poor signal with my Clear Spot Apollo in the front window of my house. You can see my previous videos on clear and the clear spot Apollo in the video description. The poor connection has kept me from posting new videos. I purchased the WinAerial2 12dBi Dual Antenna for Clear Spot 4g Apollo. You can watch my review of this device by clicking the link in the description or on-screen annotation. Since my connection was poor, even with the external antenna, I decided to do a quick hack and attach it to the satellite dish on the south side of my house that was not in use. This was a very simple job. The winAerial2 came with a mounting plate. I used some twist wire and attached the mounting plate to the receivers on the dish. I then attached the winaerial2 to the mounting plate. With my cell phone in hand, I pointed the dish in the direction of the tower and made slight adjustments until I had the best signal. I ran the coax along with the satellite dish cables into the attic and into the closest room. The clear spot Apollo now sits on a shelf, out of site right next to my signal repeater. My signal improved drastically... RSSI jumped 15 from -88 up to -73 My CINR also increased a full 15 from 1 to 16. This is amazing when you consider I am in a dead zone that is out of range for my closest two towers. Since I used twist wired with the mounting plate, I can easily remove it from the dish with causing any damage to either device. My internet speed no longer fluctuates and is constantly over 5 Mb/s download and over .5 Mb/s upload. Now, I know some of you are saying that is slow compared to Time Warner, Comcast and AT&T. But I can tell you, I NEVER have to deal with any of those companies and that alone it worth having a slower connection that meets my internet needs. I never have to haggle for price changes, bundles, extra fees, or technician visits, clueless support agents, or data transfer caps. Slower, but still high speed, internet and a much higher quality of life. What do you think? Please let us know in the comments section below. Thanks and have fun out there.

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