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Big Boost SD-BIG-LG GSM booster (800/900MHz) for large open areas

Big Boost ENG-SD-BIG-LG GSM booster (800/900MHz) for large open areas

B8+B3+B1 (900+1800+2100MHz) Frequency band
1 port — outdoor coverage up to ~3km Coverage area

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  • Manufacturer: StellaDoradus
SD-BIG-LG
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MOBILE-SIGNAL REPEATER SYSTEM LAYOUT FOR OPEN AREAS



How does it work?

The complete system is installed on a hill or at the highest point.
This area must be higher than the area
where outdoor mobile-signal coverage is required, and the signal on the phone should be 2 bars or more.
The antenna, aligned toward the transmission mast, receives the signal and forwards it to the StellaHome repeater.
The signal is then sent to the BigBoost, which significantly amplifies it.
The system is self-monitoring and requires no maintenance.

The price includes the Dual Band 800+900MHz repeater, the BigBoost Amplifier, the cables and the Yagi antennas.

Installation notes: The antenna pointing toward the carrier's cell tower should be oriented roughly 180 degrees from the antenna aimed at the area requiring coverage. This is done to reduce feedback between the two antennas. The BigBoost and the Stellahome Repeater, as shown in the diagram above, MUST be housed in separate weatherproof enclosures. DO NOT PLACE THEM IN THE SAME BOX. This is done to avoid feedback and overheating. Installation notes for the Big Area System boost :
The antenna aimed toward the Mobile Network mast should be oriented roughly 180 degrees from the antenna that will send the signal to the area requiring coverage.
This is done to reduce feedback between the two antennas.
The BigBoost and the Stellahome Repeater, as shown in the diagram above, MUST be housed in separate weatherproof enclosures.
DO NOT PLACE THEM IN THE SAME BOX.
This is done to avoid feedback and overheating.







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