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Weak Signal inside house - Need a boost

Discussion in 'GENERAL Wireless Discussion' started by mtn-bike, Jul 21, 2007.

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  1. Maximum Signal

    Maximum Signal Senior Member
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    Direct connect amplifiers always give the best amplification . I have lots of customers that use a direct connect amplifier and use a blue tooth headset . Leave the phone connected to the amplifier and use bluetooth for the freedom to move around .best of both worlds , works great and costs less than a good wireless system.
     
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    #61 Maximum Signal, Aug 28, 2008
  2. mtn-bike

    mtn-bike New Member

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    I think I want a wireless system, I haven't found a blue tooth that will cover the house very well.....I currently use a Plantronics 510.
     
    #62 mtn-bike, Sep 12, 2008
  3. Maximum Signal

    Maximum Signal Senior Member
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    Depeding on the square footage of your house a truly good dual band wireless amplifier kit will be $600 and up. Where as a direct connect soultion with a good blue tooth headset will be half of that


     
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