myTouch 3G now less signal at my house

[Everett Batey LSecy]

Looking for an RF relay for my Tmob GSM phone (yagi
on the roof inside Omni). 

What device could do this?  What cost range.

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[Richard]

Wouldn't high-gain antenna on the outside with similar on inside coupled with very low-loss between do it as a passive repeater?

N6GPP

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[Jim Sutton]

Lowest cost solutions are on EBBAY all the time.  But website, www.digitalantenna.com has loads of information on various models.

 

$200-299 on Ebay.  $400 at DIgitalAntenna

[Everett Batey LSecy]

For which band?  850, 900, 1800, 1900, New 1700, 2100?

No bi-directional repeaters ?

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[Richard]

You were thinking:

http://www.tessco.com/products/displayProducts.do?groupId=457&subgroupId=08

Ev?

-Gpp

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[Batey, Everett II NAVSEA]

GPP,

Not exactly the HOUSEHOLD solution I had in
mind, nearly buy a new house under a 3G tower
for those $s.

My first question has to be which of my 6 bands
(850, 900, 1800, 1900, now 1700, 2100) are used
by TMOB for US-SOCALIF 3G?

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[Dan Craig]

According to a quick search at HowardForums.com - the bands used by
t-mobile for 3g are 1700/2100. As far as in So Cal I don't know, but
someone on the site has probably asked the question or could answer it
for you. HTH

[Mike Burgess]

I've got to get an N (m) to RPSMA (m) connector to attach a flat panel antenna to a USB wireless dongle, anyone have a store in the El Segundo (LAX) area they favor ? Or an adapter cable, if it's not so long it wipes out the signal I'm looking for.
(don't suggest FRYs)

[Mike Outmesguine]

Check out Talley. Just a quick cross-town drive into Santa Fe Springs.
http://www.talleycom.com/moreinfo/contactus.shtml

If you can't find your cable there, pick up a universal adapter kit by
Unidapt. Worth its weight in gold for on-the-spot connections.
http://www.talleycom.com/store/product.jsp?pdtl=_root&pdtl_pn=R%2FFRFA4024-WIFI


And if you can wait a day or two, price-wise, Frank's Wlanparts.com is
the dealio for the Universal kit:
http://www.wlanparts.com/product/WIFI-30-TGN/WiFi_Connector_Adaptor_Kit_30_piece_kit__WIFI30TGN.html


-Mike