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100 feet 50 ohm cable 100 feet 75 ohm cable Understanding the Difference between 50-Ohm and 75-Ohm Coaxial Cables, And Knowing Which One to Choose. Wilson Electronics, weBoost, SureCall, etc. typically use either a 50-Ohm Wilson400, SureCall400, or equivalent LMR-400 coaxial cable with N-connectors or a 75-Ohm RG-6 coaxial cable with F-connectors for installing their home and commercial cell phone signal boosters. "Ohm" refers to unit of cable impedance measurement. In this post we will explain the major differences according to certified installers between these two coaxial cable types. What Is "Impedance"? Impedance is how cables are measured. It refers...

After providing the 3rd party test results by CKC Laboratories, Inc showing better cell phone signal boosting performance of SureCall Fusion2Go 3.0 than weBoost Drive 4G-X, SureCall has provided the following video to corroborate those cell phone signal amplifier comparison test results in a real life scenario comparing the cell phone signal strength increase between Sure Call Fusion 2Go 3.0 and we Boost Drive 4GX (470510) cellphone signal boosters for cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, RVs, and even boats. Review SureCall Fusion2Go 3.0 versus weBoost Drive 4G-X field test video below that has been provided by SureCall:   SureCall is a very...

When it comes to installing signal enhancing solutions for 3G, 4G, LTE cell service & public safety, Passive DAS is an indisputable choice by signal booster installers for most of the enterprise structures and public infrastructures out there. Faster deployment time and relatively cheaper installation costs make passive DAS (Distributed Antenna System) both reliable and economically viable signal boosting solution for architectures to increase coverage and capacity in small to medium-sized buildings. Both these factors make the majority of market sway towards Passive DAS. Beyond the RF sources, a Passive DAS does not contain any active gain components. Passive DAS...

I live in a rural area of Connecticut where the idea of cell phone service is still relatively new. Our first cell phone tower went up shortly before I moved here in 2013, but wasn't actually functional until April of 2015. Even now, there is only one cell phone network attached to it, so if you're not with that provider, you're screwed - and even if you do buy into the monopoly, your signal is mediocre at best in these hills, but it is even worse when nor'easters blow through, like the one that hit us just last week. My...

Looking for a weak or no signal fix? Read on, for tips and tricks to get a stronger cell phone signal. Looking for a quick and easy fix for "no service" or poor cell phone signal strength on your smart phone? We do get asked frequently how to get better cell phone reception without signal boosters? Therefore, we have put together a list of top ten best tips and tricks for you below (or see PDF file above) for getting better service on your phone. They show you how to boost cell phone signal strength for free (no purchase necessary)....