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How to Install a Cellular Signal Booster

Installing a cellular signal booster is a simple task. You can install a signal booster internally or externally to a cellular device and greatly enhance your signals either way. Cellular towers span the country, producing good coverage over most of the nation, yet a signal booster can extend your cellular area.

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    Difficulty:
    Moderately Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Cellular device
    • Cellular signal booster
    • Cabling as needed
      • 1

        Determine which method of cellular signal boosting you will use. Common signal boosters are located internally behind the battery in a cellular phone or device.

      • 2

        Purchase a signal booster from a reputable cellular provider. The booster provided may have a visible metal antenna. These may adhere to the cellular device compartment with a gluelike substance. Others may be cable-oriented with an external antenna.

      • 3

        Remove the battery compartment door or cover from the cellular device. Next, remove the battery from the cellular device.

      • 4

        Peel away any backing material from the signal booster. Affix the flat antenna to the inside of the battery compartment according to manufacturer's instructions.

      • 5

        Plug in the external signal booster's cable antenna if using an external booster. Run cable to the static-mounted receiving antenna. Place the antenna in an area that has a clear line of reception.

      • 6

        Turn on the cellular device and measure signal boost properties.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Clean the inside of the battery compartment of the cellular device with a dry cloth to remove fingerprints or any debris.

    • Make certain not to leave fingerprints on the sticky signal booster backing. Tweezers may aid in installation.

    • Press the signal booster firmly into place, smoothing out any air bubbles.

    • When installing the cellular signal booster in any device, do not touch any circuitry or exposed metal or wires in the device.

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