November 30, 2006 at 18:37Portable cellular base station created
The company Wi-Ex has created a device called zBoost, is able to help those that live in the so-called "dead zones" - areas where, because of the terrain IMLI dense housing available cellular communications.
A compact antenna box captures a weak base station signal and amplifies it, thus, as developers say, “increasing the signal by two to three divisions”. How to understand such a statement is not very clear, because, for example, Nokia phones have the maximum signal power indicated by seven “sticks”, and Motorola - only three.
The zBoost kit includes a large outdoor antenna, a sufficiently long cable, and an internal repeater for indoor installation.
A compact antenna box captures a weak base station signal and amplifies it, thus, as developers say, “increasing the signal by two to three divisions”. How to understand such a statement is not very clear, because, for example, Nokia phones have the maximum signal power indicated by seven “sticks”, and Motorola - only three.
The zBoost kit includes a large outdoor antenna, a sufficiently long cable, and an internal repeater for indoor installation.