Hello,
I own a metallic warehouse, and I can't receive GSM signals from the
inside. Is there an technical solution (antennas, amplifiers ?) to emit
and receive calls from the inside ?
Thanks
John Riggs - 19 May 2005 13:24 GMT
>I own a metallic warehouse, and I can't receive GSM signals from the
>inside. Is there an technical solution (antennas, amplifiers ?) to emit
>and receive calls from the inside ?
I've no idea how good this is or how much it will cost, but I think it
is supposed to do what you want to do.
http://www.specialistantennas.co.uk/productCAE500.asp

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John Riggs
Bill Kraski - 20 May 2005 04:22 GMT
> I own a metallic warehouse, and I can't receive GSM signals from the
> inside. Is there an technical solution (antennas, amplifiers ?) to emit
> and receive calls from the inside ?
Google for GSM repeater or GSM amplified antenna. You'll find a number of
suppliers. I looked, awhile back, because the apartment I moved to seems
to be in what I'll call a reception greyhole -- not completely gone, but
very poor, to the point that turning only slightly will lose signal. The
commercial building powered versions averaged around $650 (US). A bit
beyond what I'm willing to spend. :-) That got me wondering if the passive
window mounted antennae intended for cars might be usable. At $30 (again,
US), that's much more affordable.
Bill K
Mr. Crowley - 22 May 2005 21:23 GMT
>Hello,
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>Thanks
Hello . . .
If you get a signal outside the building, a simple wilson trucker
antenna on the roof may be the answer.
http://www.alternativewireless.com/cellular-antennas/wilson-antennas/
or on ebay at:
http://stores.ebay.com/BLACKCAT-CELL-PHONE-ANTENNA-STORE_W0QQssPageNameZstrkQ3am
efsQ3amesstQQtZkm
You can Google for "wilson cell antenna amplifier", or a combination
of those words.
Your Usenet client may wrap the above URL's if they're too long
. . . if so, copy and paste instead of clicking.
You're welcome.
Chris Burkill - 11 Jul 2005 14:24 GMT
Crazy as it may seem - and not particularly efficient electronically, a
mobile antenna on the roof of the building, a few metres of low-loss
co-axial cable another mobile antenna inside the building may work if the
external signal is reasonable.
It works in my concrete house with metal mosquito mesh over all windows.
Good luck