Bad mobile signal at home

[Alexmgero]

Hi everyone!
This is almost my first experience of writing on forums, so probably I will ask a question that was already asked, maybe, hundred times.
My situation is the following: I ‘ve got a cabin out of the sity, but mobile coverage there is really poor. I can make calls, but very often we can’t hear each other. I would like to have at least mobile Internet.
So I would like to know if there is something to improve mobile signal. Guys, who knows some solutions? I will appreciate your help.
Thank you

 

[StudWall]

i'm guessing you don't have a wired internet connection? if you do then some networks offer a mini-mast which uses your internet connection to connect to their system and it broadcasts a very low power 3G signal for use around your site.

otherwise, your only real option is satellite

 

[jj4091]

Have you tried googling " how to improve your mobile signal " there seems to be a lot of info.

 

[foxhole]

Not in the UK, so would help to know where.?

 

[lostinthelight]

Belarus if the flag is anything to go by?
litl

 

[Alexmgero]

i'm guessing you don't have a wired internet connection? if you do then some networks offer a mini-mast which uses your internet connection to connect to their system and it broadcasts a very low power 3G signal for use around your site.

otherwise, your only real option is satellite

Read more: //www.diynot.com/diy/threads/bad-mobile-signal-at-home.470816/#ixzz4QAXXY1Yp

Yes, I do not have any wired connections. So the option is (as I see it) to amplify the signal in a way you said about those mini-masts. But my operator does not provide it. Are there any other devices that can amplify the weal mobile signal?

 

[Alexmgero]

Have you tried googling " how to improve your mobile signal " there seems to be a lot of info.

Read more: //www.diynot.com/diy/threads/bad-mobile-signal-at-home.470816/#ixzz4QAYMGamu

Yes, thank you but I need some real talk and advice, cause I'm trying to collect opinions and discover which one really works

 

[Seafarer1966]

Don't rule out the possibility of your phone aerial being at fault. An employer gave us all Alcatel works mobile phones a few years ago. They were so bad re: the aerials on them they got sent back and swapped for Nokias.

 

[Alexmgero]

Don't rule out the possibility of your phone aerial being at fault. An employer gave us all Alcatel works mobile phones a few years ago. They were so bad re: the aerials on them they got sent back and swapped for Nokias.

Read more: //www.diynot.com/diy/threads/bad-mobile-signal-at-home.470816/#ixzz4QB59anm2

The phone works well as it is supposed to work in the city or wherever with good coverage. It's just the problem of my distantly located house

 

[Alexmgero]

I found the way out. I was advised to make some research about mobile signal boosters. Previously, I've never heard about them. So this device amplifies weak signal (what I really needed). Well, I decided to order one of this things. Will receive it in a few days. But I was strongly convinced by many people that it would solve the problem, in case I would buy the right one. As far as I understood, your operator frequencies, coverage zone and the signal you want to improve are the key moment when you buy one. I will test it soon. If any problems occur, I will let everyone know hear.
Thank you for all your answers

 

[Alexmgero]

Hi, it's me again I'd like to write a few words and share my experience of using mobile signal booster (almost a month passed).
Well, I ordered one at huaptec.eu. This is a Chinese booster producer, but what impressed me is that they have a warehouse in Germany. They have high prices (as it seems to me), but, as they say, it's reasonable, as the quality is great. Moreover, before I ordered one, I had read articles on the site, they are very useful. Especially I like the so called guide how to understand all those mobile frequencies https://www.huaptec.eu/en/resource-...understand-what-frequency-your-phone-receives. Or you may easily find your country and figure out what booster you need (according to mentioned there frequencies) https://www.huaptec.eu/en/mobile-provider-frequencies/EU-mobile-operators-and-their-frequencies.
So, I got the one that amplifies two signals - calls and 3g internet. They call these devices dual band. What I have now: calls are clear, signal is stable (before they were really lousy). Internet is quite great (at least, I can easily surf and read).
Conclusion: this huaptec company with their hiboost repeaters is a good choice if you want to buy a signal repeater. I know, I sound subjective, but this is only my opinion about the device that solved my mobile problem.