We drilled through the fill and fed the cable through the hole, and into the body of the camper. There was an existing, but filled, hole in the bottom of the camper.

The main outdoor antenna was securely taped to the top of the wand. The excess cable was fed through the bottom of the wand, and into the underside of the camper. Instead of drilling holes in our roof, we just attached the telescoping rod antenna to the ladder, left a little extra slack in the cable, and secured it with electrical tape.įirst, we took a hollow extension cleaning wand, cut the top off, and dropped the booster cable through the wand. We need the internet when we travel, so this was an important experiment. WeBoost says, “We don’t create a signal, but if one is there, we amplify it”. So, after reading many reviews, we joined the club and bought a WeBoost signal booster. Reuben and April Zook, Shippensburg, PennsylvaniaĪs you know, camping in remote areas doesn’t always offer strong cell signals. Click here for information about the 2021 Mod Contest, including how to enter. At the end of the month, we’ll hold a reader vote to determine May’s winner. One Medium Mod will be published in every Email Alert in May. Welcome to the first entry in May’s Medium Mod Contest.

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