Off the Air boosters are what you need. Cobham Wireless and others make them. disclaimer: (not really legal) I installed a SureCall Fusion BDA with antenna on 25 ft mast next to Ubiquiti radio and Hikvision camera on a hill by water tank near Marfa,Texas. Ran 100 ft. of Heliax cable to floor mounted tripod secured by rocks with antenna pointed into valley where ranch houses and offices are located at this hunting ranch. works in most areas down there. the trick is antenna separation. you must have a strong enough signal to amplify for it to work. I have six of these deployed for Tristate Electric and Sonic Ranch Studios. http://cobhamwireless.com/product/cellular-off-air-repeaters/digi-mini-4/
at hunting ranch and construction sites https://www.surecall.com/signal-booster/home-office/FUSION5X/ This message will self destruct in 20 seconds....BTW....No hablo! Jaime Solorza Wireless Systems Architect 915-861-1390 On Wed, Oct 25, 2017 at 9:53 AM, Brandon Yuchasz <li...@gogebicrange.net> wrote: > I have a project where we were asked to put in a large wifi hotspot and > provide the 100meg backbone to carry it in the middle of nowhere USA. > > > > I went the meeting with an 80 foot tower construction bid and a plan for a > football field size hotspot. They wanted to have wifi calling and work on > their laptops inside the trucks parked near it. > > > > About 5 minutes into the meeting that changed to then wanting to have > cellular coverage in a much larger area. Perhaps a square mile. I know > large sporting arenas do cellular boosting and so do warehouses and so on. > Wondering if anyone has any experience or recommendations on manufactures > to look at. > > > > Right now we would still do a tower construction to get bandwidth into the > site and it could be used to provide the wifi hotpot still but they would > like cellular to work without needing wifi calling. > > > > Thanks for any feedback you can provide. > > > > Brandon > > >
