Frequently Asked Questions About Cell Phone Antennas

Do Cellular Cell Phone Antennas really work?

• Definitely - that is why we offer a 30 day return policy on all of our Cellular Cell Phone Antennas and Cellular Amps.

Do Cellular Cell Phone Antennas work with 3G, 4G and LTE?

• Yes - Dual-Band/Multi-Band Cell Phone Antennas work with all digital cell phone technologies used in the US including GSM, GPRS, EDGE, CDMA, 1xRTT, EVDO, HSPA, LTE. They also work with analog (AMPS) technology.

Is it possible to connect a Cellular Cell Phone Antenna to my phone?

• Not likely, as for most legacy phones, there is a cell phone antenna adapter cable available. Adapters are available for over 400 cellular phones. For newer phones, we recommend the use of a cradle type booster.

How can a Cell Phone Antenna improve my cell phone reception?

• Cellular Cell Phone Antennas are much more sensitive then the antenna on your cell phone. They are able to pick up a stronger signal just by themselves. On top of that, these cell phone antennas will be mounted outside of your home or vehicle where the signal is typically better.

Who uses Cellular Cell Phone Antennas?

• Law enforcement officers will connect a cell phone antenna on their squad car to a cellular phone or to a PC cellular data cards. Will often also use an inline cellular amp.
• RVers will connect a cell phone antenna on their RV to a cellular phone or to a PC cellular data cards. Some will also use an inline cellular amp with their cell phone antenna. When parked, many will also use a wireless repeater system.
• Business people who need their cell phone to work to make the sale will connect a cell phone antenna on their car to a cellular phone or to a PC cellular data cards. Some will also use an inline cellular amp with their cell phone antenna. If their home or business has poor interior reception, many will also use a wireless repeater system.
• Owners of metal buildings which tend to block the cellular signal will frequently invest in a wireless repeater system.
• Doctors and other people on call will connect a cell phone antenna on their car to a cellular phone or to a PC cellular data cards. Some will also use an inline cellular amp with their cell phone antenna. If their home or business has poor interior reception, many will also use a wireless repeater system.
• Cabin owners who don't want to pay for an infrequently used land line phone will connect a cell phone antenna on the roof of their cabin to a cellular phone or to a PC cellular data cards. Some will also use an inline cellular amp with their cell phone antenna. If their home or business has poor interior reception, many will also use a wireless repeater system.
• Contractors, builders, plumbers, electricians, etc who have employees at customer sites with poor reception will connect a cell phone antenna on their car to a cellular phone or to a PC cellular data cards. Some will also use an inline cellular amp with their cell phone antenna. For job trailers without signal, many will also use a wireless repeater system.
• The list goes on and on. If you rely on your cellular phone for business, emergencies, or just to keep in touch, a cellular phone antenna can go a long way towards keeping you connected.

Feel free to contact one of our specialists to determine what solution will work best for your situation.