I would first like to thank Ken from Wilson Electronics for sending me a review unit so i could test and review this product for not only my youtube subscribers and viewers as well as members of smartphonejunkie. I Have explained what it does and how it works in the video itself and if you have any further questions feel free to ask and i will gladly get those answered for you.
Please stay tuned for the official review coming within 7 days from the listed date on this video and that will show you this working in live color. (yes i have tested and it does work but ill show proof after i further test for a couple more day since just got today)
you can find the wilson electronics sleek here for $99.95:
http://www.cell-phone-accessories.com/wilson-sleek-cell-phone-signal-booster.html
and you can find the home/office kit here:
http://www.solidsignal.com/pview.asp?mc=07&p=859970&d=Wilson-Cellular-Home-Accessory-Kit-for-use-with-CBooster-UBooster-and-SLEEK-Amplifier-%28859970%29&c=Cell%20Phone%20Car%20Chargers&sku=
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@hersza yes there …
@hersza yes there is a $25 dollar home kit that you can purchase and make it workable for your home.
@hersza yes it will …
@hersza yes it will work on your iphone 3g and even boost the 3g signal
Can I use this in …
Can I use this in my home for an iphone 3GS?
I have an iphone …
I have an iphone 3gs and maybe 1 bar if I’m lucky in my house. Can this be used in home as well as car?
@djwhetzel you …
@djwhetzel you could always relocate closer to the rear edge and go right through the weather stripping and up to the roof only leaving the inch or so of wire exposed on the roof and nicely tucked away so wont get pinched as well…. ill have the final review with the way that i have it ran showing you guys what i did.. so stay tuned for that coming soon
@djwhetzel true but …
@djwhetzel true but whats it going to stick to to keep the antenna from going everywhere.. than your also going to have the wire running and sticking out on the inside of the vehicle somewhere. but good input and much appreciated
@iamdasht19 I …
@iamdasht19 I understand that it won’t be the same quality as placing the antenna on the outside of the car, but I would think that it would still work okay.
I actually use to have a DVD player with a TV tuner built in in one of my older cars and I attached the antenna for that, via double sided tape, to the inside of my windshield and it worked great.
It’s not that big of a deal though. Thanks anyway.
@jamredrum Thanks …
@jamredrum Thanks for the tip, but my antenna is in the center of my roof towards the back of the car (2010 Subaru Impreza Outback Sport).
@jamredrum right …
@jamredrum right but hes talking about out the window not in the car… and to solve that problem tuck it in and through the weather stripping and than you wont have to worry about it coming out your door and showing a good amount of wire… keeps it nice and clean in that instance.
@jamredrum right …
@jamredrum right but hes talking about out the window not in the car… and to solve that problem tuck it in and through the weather stripping and than you wont have to worry about it coming out your door and showing a good amount of wire… keeps it nice and clean in that instance.
@djwhetzel You …
@djwhetzel You could just run the wire though your dash and attach it by your radio antenna and keep excess wire in your dash
@djwhetzel the …
@djwhetzel the antenna is magnetic so wont work on a back dash has to be on steel and outside the vehicle is going to get better reception with the antenna than inside with steel and everything else blocking.
This seems …
This seems interesting.
I would like to request a small test if you wouldn’t mind doing it for me.
I’m not a huge fan of having cords hanging out of my windows so I was wondering if you could do a quick test with the antenna in the rear dash of your vehicle (or somewhere similar inside) for me and see if it works okay like that?
If it’s not too much trouble, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks and I look forward to your test results either way.