From there we ran a cable in permanently and then mounted the interior antenna and the amplifier to a wall. We used to have the antenna mounted to the ladder of our old RV. This solution was so effective I was quite shocked. There are a lot of variables associated with this including how far you are from the cell tower, the local coverage, obstacles and all of that.īut what I experienced is that, with the flag pole fully extended and the antenna way up there at the top of the flag pole, the signal boost was significant. The WeBoost system claims that it can boost any cell phone signal up to 50dB which could take a signal from mediocre to relatively strong. I’ve been able to try this in a couple of locations thus far, both of them with limited cell phone coverage. The flag pole mount accomplishes this keeping the top of the antenna well above the RV. WeBoost is very specific that the antenna should be mounted away from windows or other metal items and be mounted higher than the highest point on the RV. It fit so well it was as if it was made for the application.įurther, good on Camco because the American flag that’s included with the pole is actually made in America. Then I screwed the antenna into the spring mount. What I did was not mount the silver ball, but rather mount the included spring mount that came with the WeBoost antenna into the hole.
There’s also a hole at the top and an included silver ball with a screw mount. The various sections of the antenna hold in place like the legs of an old card table. Then there’s a telescoping flag pole mast that goes up a full 20 feet. This Camco product allows you to drive on a heavy metal base to make for a stable mount.
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