Wilson’s mobile booster

May 26, 2016

Updated Jun 6, 2016

Drive 4G-X OTR Box-Front Wilson Electronics’ weBoost Drive 4G-X OTR mobile booster is engineered to amplify in-cab cell signals up to 32 times stronger. The device receives a cell signal, ampliﬁes it and sends it over the cable to an antenna, which broadcasts the ampliﬁed signal throughout the cab, improving both data and voice reception. An internet connection is not required, and there are no monthly fees. The package includes the signal booster, an antenna and mount, a slim low-proﬁle antenna, a mounting bracket and a 12-volt DC power supply. Users adjusting their phone to the signal can display results by putting the phone into test mode; Android users can download the free app “Network Signal Info.”

https://www.weboost.com/products/drive4g-x-otr

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