RoadkingCal
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Hello!
We need some help with our cell/internet connectivity.
Here's the particulars:
Location-LaPosa South LTVA, Quartzsite,Az.
Distance to towers-5.5 miles for T-mobile, 6.2 miles for Visible.
Equipment-Weboost RV Destination Cell Booster, 2x Galaxy S20 FE 5g (T-Mobile) 1x Motorola G Pure (Visible)
Apps used-cellmapper.net, Cell Tower Locator, Meteor Speed test, Open Signal, Network Cell info,Compass app.
No obvious line-of-sight obstructions between antenna and cell towers.
So, we use the Cell Tower Locator to determine compass heading and distance to whichever tower we are currently connected to, and align the exterior Weboost antenna as best we can. The Weboost is not showing any oscillation, and has a lateral separation of about 20' from the internal antenna, 15' vertically.
Using Meteor and other speed tests, we sometimes get a return of ping@ 65, D/L @ 5 or 6 Mbps, and upload upwards of 20+ Mbps. Mostly, the signal is too low to be of any use.
Is there anything we may be overlooking for getting a better/ more reliable cell signal?
We need some help with our cell/internet connectivity.
Here's the particulars:
Location-LaPosa South LTVA, Quartzsite,Az.
Distance to towers-5.5 miles for T-mobile, 6.2 miles for Visible.
Equipment-Weboost RV Destination Cell Booster, 2x Galaxy S20 FE 5g (T-Mobile) 1x Motorola G Pure (Visible)
Apps used-cellmapper.net, Cell Tower Locator, Meteor Speed test, Open Signal, Network Cell info,Compass app.
No obvious line-of-sight obstructions between antenna and cell towers.
So, we use the Cell Tower Locator to determine compass heading and distance to whichever tower we are currently connected to, and align the exterior Weboost antenna as best we can. The Weboost is not showing any oscillation, and has a lateral separation of about 20' from the internal antenna, 15' vertically.
Using Meteor and other speed tests, we sometimes get a return of ping@ 65, D/L @ 5 or 6 Mbps, and upload upwards of 20+ Mbps. Mostly, the signal is too low to be of any use.
Is there anything we may be overlooking for getting a better/ more reliable cell signal?