Wireless Extenders Cell Phone Signal Booster Dual Band YX510 PCS/CEL
Product features- Easy installation
- Covers up to 2500 sq ft
- Extends the battery life of the cell phone
- Can be used to replace the land line
- Unit brings the outside signal inside, where you need it the most
Great price from eBayProduct descriptionThe Wi-Ex zBoost cell zone signal booster is a revolutionary, patent-pending new product that improves indoor cell phone coverage. zBoost captures the wireless signal outside, brings it inside and enhances, or boosts it - extending a cell zone in your home or office or your car.
User reviews Kind of works, 2008-10-07
I was able to get the unit to work, but the area in which it increases the signal is only about the size of your living room. If that is all you need it would work great, but I was looking for it to at least cover most of my home. It did increase the living room size area by 2-3 bars, but signal in one room wasn't worth the price. I've decided to just forward my cell phone to my house phone when I am there. That gives me a perfect signal :) No help , 2008-10-06
Have a 1,200 s.f. basement with bad cell phone reception.
This product did not help increase recption at all.
 I am impressed..., 2008-10-06
I got this unit for our office because cell phone reception is terrible there and I got moved to the middle of the building. When I first set it up, I had the antenna over by a window. I stretched the 50' cord over near my desk. The signal didn't improve much if any. So I purchased a 100' cable and ran the antenna out into our breezeway area, still inside the building. That made all the difference in the world. I was now able to get between 4-5 bars everywhere in our area, whereas before, I got 0-1. When we put the cable in the ceiling, (I had it on the floor for the test), we lost some reception, I assume due to the electrical in the ceiling, but it still works well. I believe a better shielded cable would help. The one I purchased was just a standard coax cable. Works Great!!, 2008-10-06
For background, I designed cell sites for 13 years (the tower & equipment that your cell phone talks to). After a recent system re-tune, I lost Verizon coverage inside my house. After a disastrous attempt at switching to AT&T, I set about finding a way to make Verizon work. I was dubious that this would work but the YX510 is really the only affordable product out there that covers both cellular and PCS frequencies.
I installed the antenna in my attic (after checking that my cell phone worked great up there). I ran the supplied cable down to the basement and plugged in the transmitter. Now I have a several bars of signal on my ground floor (right above the basement) where I used to have none.  Tracy, 2008-10-03
Works very well. Before I barley had a signal in the house(maybe 1 bar at most) Now I have at least 3 anywhere in the house. It is a 1 level(ranch style) Anywhere within 15 ft of the unit I have 5 bars. Thanks, I would recommend this to everyone that has this problem. I mounted this on my old aerial tripod on the roof on 8ft piece of 1 1/2 in. PVC.
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