dealswi-ex in-car signal booster (refurbished) for $99…

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by brutherford
added 4 months ago

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Neato. I want to say something about NTHSA New suggestion about banning all cell phone use while driving making this obsolete in a few years but I don't have a clever way of saying it. Sorry guys.

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@cowboydann: Chances are where these are needed, there isn't the laws...

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@jsoko: Yeah that's true I guess. I was thinking of getting one because there's a couple stretchs of highway (probably 40 miles in total) where I lose all reception driving from socal to norcal along the 5 freeway.

I wonder what this little guy has against Nextel :P

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This thing is pretty sweet!

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I am still thinking about this. Even though you are not allowed to use your phone while driving. I use a phone for work. The places I work in the field there are many many dead spots. This could be just the thing to help me out. Now if I could talk my company into buying it for me.

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Shoot, make a 12v converter and use this in my dead-zone office......

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With all the talk about cell RFI cooking your brain, I wonder how much this helps :)

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@tsfisch: I hear it's RFI frequency tuning is specific to the orbitofrontal cortex and amygdala.

Really helps take the edge off of that debilitating paranoia.

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Is there any way i can get this to work in my apartment? Or a similar product? I want to extend my TMobile service a bit... :(

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@cowboydann: It's common for the cell boosters to exclude Nextel (iden). It uses a different frequency range.

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Also check out the FCC rules discussion in that other Wi-Ex comment thread; FUD IMHO, but worth knowing if you're into that.