Cell phone signals go up and down as indicated by the number of "bars" the phone shows. The more bars the stronger the signal to the cell tower, and the greatest chance of a clear call that doesn't get dropped.
My home office was good for anywhere from one to five bars. Starting today, my entire house is 5 bars...all the time.
Did AT&T increase their towers in my area. No, but I did by purchasing and installing a 3G MicroCell antenna. The antenna is connected to my router actually and propagates a cell tower signal to the antenna in my home office. Pretty simple really. Just connect it to the router, plug it in and program up to 4 AT&T mobile phone numbers on their website.
Take a look at the upper left hand corner of the picture and you'll see that I'm connected to my own MicroCell. If I walk outside, it automatically re-connects to an AT&T tower.
On this one I also bought an unlimited calling plan for $20/month. As long as the calls originate on my MicroCell, they don't count towards my cell phone plan minutes. The actual hardware was $100, with a $100 rebate if I also purchased the unlimited calling plan. No two year contract required either.
This is well worth the purchase to have 5 bars 24/7 in the house. I've been waiting for this technology to come along.
Rich Iarossi is a full time licensed REALTOR®, working in Crofton, MD. My coverage areas are: Anne Arundel, Prince George’s, Howard, Calvert, Queen Anne, and Baltimore City and County. I specialize in residential real estate, working with both buyers and sellers. Use the registration free search on my website at www.RichSellsHomes.com. If you’re not already working with a REALTOR®...I can help. Call me at 443-995-9595 (Cell) or 410-451-6255 (Office).
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