[Pen] Seeking recommendation: Mobile Phone signal booster for retail location

[Karl Mozurkewich]

If you have sprint, just call up *2 and tell them you're having reception issues - they'll send one out free.






Regards,



Karl Mozurkewich

Utropicmedia, LLC.

800.762.3097 x701









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From: pen-bounces+karl=utropicmedia.com at lists.hackerspaces.org [pen-bounces+karl=utropicmedia.com at lists.hackerspaces.org] on behalf of Nick Farr [nick at nickfarr.org]
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2012 1:07 PM
To: pen at lists.hackerspaces.org
Subject: Re: [Pen] Seeking recommendation: Mobile Phone signal booster for retail location

Yeah, best thing IMHO is to get the femotcells from each of the carriers you're looking at.  (AT&T and Sprint sell them online, T-Mobile doesn't AFAIK.)

They usually handle only about 4 phones at a time, though.  The boxes themselves are cheap, they just plug into broadband.

Nick Farr
http://nickfarr.org
+1 203 441-3277
D762E03B / N0FAR


On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 12:54 PM, Swamphandy <swamphandy at gmail.com<mailto:swamphandy at gmail.com>> wrote:
Our family business is in a steel building. Customers (and staff)
often drop calls and have poor reception while inside.

Does anyone have experience using an inexpensive signal booster in a
retail environment? The whole store is about 3000sq ft. I need
something that will be solid, without a huge price tag.

Thanks.


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