Will I lose any bars signal strength?
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Your battery does not affect your signal strength at all. You will discover however that you'll be able to use your phone all day without the battery going dead. Just make sure you get the extended battery case that Hyperion uses. Also, get the white phone cover instead of the black. The black one shows fingerprints.
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No you won't lose any signal & this doesn't affect your signal reception in any way
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You will need to check your WiFi signal where this will be mounted. If you don't have full bars can be problematic. It's a very simple install getting it to sync up is were you can run into issues.
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I live maybe 3 miles past the swinging bridge on jordan rd North,,,I had maybe 2 bars to no bars,, now I have 6 bars in my house as long as your in the room that has the amplifier in,im not getting 4G yet but, with this type of tube antena it goes to what ever is the best signal, so now im working on installing a directional antena,,,but if your just looking for better cell signals for T-Mobil, its sweet.
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Hi Paul, it really depends on the placement of the extender. I put mine about halfway in between my room and my router (which are opposite sides of the house) and I get full bars everywhere now. Just keep in mind that "clear shots" provide the best signal (that is line-of-sight between the router)
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It helped me with 3 bars. Put it at the ledge of a window. I great great service in a weak wifi area. jhand84@yahoo.com
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I don't know for sure, but i would think the answer is no, at a minimum i would expect it to degrade the signal.
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If your problem with the cable box channels is signal degradation, then yes. If the problem isn't related to weak signal strength, then no.
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Your pre-exsisting Cabling should be fine however the only thing is you have to make sure where ever you put the antenna you will need a connection from there back to the TV you are accessing. I'm not 100% sure if you have a few cable splitters how that will effect the signal quality but it is worth a shot.
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It will pick up signal from a home 500 ft away, but it depends on different factors such as: topography, surrounding vegetation, and others. If it is a flat and clear area you should have no problem getting signal, but i cannot guarantee 3 bars.
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Just yesterday my grandson noticed that he had signal 2 blocks away, driving away. There was a large brick building between us and the house. If you have lath and plaster walls, that might reduce your signal a bit. I'd guess it will work just fine.
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It may not be. This product can make the signal you have distribute throughout the house, but it will not amplify the signal. So if your best antenna location only has 1 bar, then that's best your house will get. If there's a spot you can get 2-3-4-5 bars outside, then get this product. Otherwise you need to move up to the more expensive units.
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It unfortunately has bad wifi reception even with dual antenna. What I did was open it up and wrapped a copper wire around the antenna and now I get 3-4 bars at 4-8mbps. You could also solder a copprer wire to the antenna as well.
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Yes, I would be careful about doing it yourself. I followed the instructions acutely and watched youtube videos to guide me. Unfortunately, after I assembled the new iPhone case the antenna for my phone would say I was only getting 1 bar of service and I live in metro detroit. Before I had full bars but at times I would be driving on the freeway and drop calls unexpectedly. Be careful on putting the phone back together because you might think you did everything correct and then have a mistake like me. That's my experience. Hope this helps.
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I used mine over 3 business days once and didn't see any loss in signal over those 3 days. I don't know the maximum days of usage, because I usually just recharg them easily overnight (6 hours is all they really need after the first charge).
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To all when you are sending a signal never use over a 5 to 7dbi from the router if you go higher dbi the path becomes narrower. Now when you are receiving a signal you can go as high as 9 to 12dbi. Just make sure you are using good antennas. Mike
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I doubt it very much. I have trouble getting a good solid signal from stations only a dozen miles away. The signal strength meter jumps all over the place. If you have the antenna on the 2nd story you will have better luck.
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Not at all. Your carrier doesn't care whether or not you have 1 bar or 5 bars on your phone. This enhances the signal. On my Sprint here at the office, which is notorious for bad reception, we went from 3 bars and 3G to 3 bars and 4G. Your mileage may vary.