Boost Your Mobile Internet! | weBoost Drive 4G-X RV Cellular Booster | Changing Lanes!

While we'd gotten by without a booster for several months traveling all over the East coast to Maine and back, it wasn't without issues. After testing the booster for the last few months, we now know it's something we should have had all along.

What is a booster?
A cellular booster is a fairly straight forward device. It simply takes the cellular signal from outside the RV (any major carrier), passes it through an amplifier, and rebroadcasts it inside the RV. It does this amplified rebroadcasting in both directions. The end result is a much stronger cell signal in both directions. There's a catch, though. A cellular booster only does all of this awesome boosting on a single channel, which means it can degrade your data performance as much as improve it depending on the situation.

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[WhiteFox]

And yet another video that is relatively easy to understand. (for those of us who are not GEEKS!). Great job! And tell Tara that her editing is spot on!

[joesciandra]

We have a Weboost and have had really great success. For example we were in the valley of the PA Grand Canyon with zero cell service on the ground. Connected the Weboost and got 4G on the hotspot. Another example was in Ricketts Glen State Park in PA. Same situation and had 4G there as well. Met some new friends who asked to mooch off our hotspot. We have used the Weeboost for 6 trips now and really agree with you that it is a very useful tool in the techno toolbox. Happy campining!

[chrisshockley]

You’re killing me with Lobster Benedict, its my fav. Great video, I’m a retired computer systems engineer and you explained the booster very well. You have a great setup.

[noconz]

This is the first time I've heard someone talk about the single boosted channel vs multiple non boosted channels and how the booster can be detrimental to a normal cell signal.

Great info thanks

[VegasJPH]

I gotta remember this one. Plan to get a toy hauler soon & both my wife & I work from home so when on the road we'll need to RDC into work when needed. Big difference with that booster on. 10.7 isn't MUCH but it is enough for a couple remote desktop connections.

[jeepsandrvs]

Really good view and knowledge sharing. Weboost improves my signal in many areas. Also, two thumbs up for Techno RV - we have met Eric and Tami at several RV Shows - they are the nicest people and very knowledgeable of the products they sell.

[learnitfromwilliam]

Awesome review. BTW-- just started following you two about a week ago and noticed your sub count has increased by at least 2k. Freakin rocking!

[rvscootin]

I have a WeBoost Drive 4G-X connected to a Wilson Engineering Yagi style antenna on a telescopic mast (fiberglass painters pole) that lets me connect to a cell tower far far away and boost my signal from 1 bar LTE to 4 Bars LTE. I can't say enough about this system!

[jimmygregory]

Hello Chad and Tera, you guys are extremely informed and also a lot of fun to watch. We’re going full time in a 42’ Allegro Buss early next year. Your recommendations have been extreamly helpful to us. If you get to the Austin Texas area. We would love to have you stay with us for a visit. I assure you it would be a hoot. We raise 120 different species of exotic animals. Rhinos giraffe

[donbankston]

I believe you will find the higher up you mount the antenna the better it should work. So you may want to keep the 10' PVC or go even higher.

[ericjohnson]

This video helped me get my Rig connected now. In most locations it has worked out well. I did upgrade to the directional antenna, which works very well. Was wondering if you are looking at moving to the Star link for internet. Thanks.

[tuckerbrubaker]

I always love watching these! I have a dream when I am old enough that I can afford one and live in it. I think it looks like so much fun!

[RVingwiththeMoracas]

Thanks. Now my wife understands what we bought. You did a great job explaining it as usual.

[craigorr]

Lots of good information about when to use and not to use weboost.

[thepupsandus]

Thank you...just ordered our through TechnoRV.

[waynemartinez]

Thank you for the weboost review. You guys are awesome and your reviews are always very informative.
Keep up the great work

[clarkclarke]

There was absolutely no reason in the world for me to watch this video.... if Chad was my professor I would try not to fail his class though ....LOL!!! ...he is very thorough and clearly knows his Tara ...he is a keeper ..hahaha!! safe travels ..

[LibbyWebbp]

Thanks for a GREAT video guys! You always explain stuff in a way that I can understand. Thanks Chad!!

[bobcrispycritterrv]

It's all Greek to me, but now I know who to go to for answers. Great video!

[Blakehx]

Great info and nice setup, thanks! Seriously, that ending was just mean... trying to stick to a diet here and you’re gonna show me lobster benedict... just mean!🤣