Could rain, snow, or hot weather affect your cell phone signal? Cellular network traffic is carried on radio waves, and so cell reception can be affected by any atmospheric condition that might similarly affect a terrestrial radio signal. In fact, weather can have a direct or an indirect effect on 4G...
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Cell phone signal is facilitated by the radio frequency (RF) signals cellular towers transmit. If the RF signal is too far or is blocked by obstacles, then a cell phone dead area is created. The most common culprits are:Cell Phone Tower Distance: RF signals can only travel so far,...
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1 – Fewer dropped calls and missed messages2 – Less dependence on Wi-Fi for internet3 – Improved voice quality on any carrier4 – Reduced occurrences of “dead zones”5 – Faster streaming and data speeds6 – Longer battery life on cellular devices7 – Increased indoor coverage area at home8 –...
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Do I Need a Booster?Installing a cellular signal booster in your RV is never a bad idea, especially if you’re often driving off-map or camp off-the-grid. These trips are enjoyable, and a cellular signal booster is a must-have.When you drive to remote locations, getting a good signal has its...
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