Installing RV Pro Solid RF Signal Booster on 5th Wheel

We have all been there where you need cell service and there is just enough to tease you that it will work. Solid RF has made a signal booster that should help with getting and keeping a signal in remote areas.
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[terryhaynes]

Wow. It is a lot easier than I thought it would be. I didn’t know you could glue it down. I always thought you had to put holes in the roof. Thanks for the very informative video.

We have T-Mobile and their coverage is awful. We drove over 1.5 hours in MS on a major four lane road with no coverage - 0. We’ve driven on I8 and I10 with very spotty coverage. We’ve been inOregon with long stretches with no coverage. And where we go camping there is no cell phone coverage on any carrier. So after I retire I’ll be switching carriers. Then I’ll look into these devices. But this was super helpful. Thanks.

[redroofretriever]

Good video editing, I like the sound effects. Good topic too, I'm very interested to see the actual in use test results.
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[nonrevhogan]

Thought you were going to use some doubled sided eternabound / gorilla tape. I though (and definitely don’t know) that some RV roofs you had to be careful what kind of adhesive you use. EPDM vs TPO roofs and stuff. Looks like a nice antenna. Look forward to see how it works out camping.

[thekeatons]

I've been really thinking about getting one of these! Would love better LTE service when we are camping.


Those are some awesome speeds!



Thanks for posting.