BST801
series bi-directional direct connect (not wireless) amplifiers are the only
true 3 watt transmit power boosters on the market that can produce 3 watts of
measured conducted transmit power when driven by an iDen phone. No other brand
available on the market can achieve this.
 
No
In-Car Kit Required
No Professional Installation Required
Can Be Used In The Car, Home, Office Or Cottage
Compatible
With iDen Band Cellular Telephones, Two-way Radios, PDA's and Wireless Aircards
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The BST801 series Boosters
can only be used with most iDen (Southern Linc, Nextel and Telus Mike) phones
and radios. These phones and the iDen network operate on a different frequency
than other cellular phones and networks. |
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Professional
installation is not required when used in hand-held mode as shown above.
A variety of external
antennas are available.
Note: best performance and range will be achieved when used with a
magnetic or thru-hole antenna. Genuine Smooth Talker cellular antennas
will produce the best results and increase cellular range the farthest. |
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An antenna adapter cable to connect to various phones must be ordered
separately and optional AC/DC power supply for use in home or office is
available.The Booster can be used with cellular wireless phones in hand-held
mode as seen in the picture above, it can be used with PDA's and wireless
aircards or it can be ordered with an installation-ready power cord and
added to a cellular hands-free in car kit. |
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Size:
8.75 X 3.125 X .875 inches
Weight:
19 ounces
Note: The RF connectors on the booster are proprietary (MCT)and an adapter is required to use this booster
with an after-market antenna. A genuine SmoothTalker antenna is recommended
with this device for best performance and range. |
To learn more about how
boosters, amplifiers, repeaters and wireless cellular base stations, how digital
and analog networks operate, and how to improve range of cellular phones, pda's
and aircards the following articles are recommended reading:
How
cellular works and how to improve range
Differences
Between Boosters (Wired Amplifiers) and Repeaters (Wireless Amplifiers)
Single
Band vs. Dual Band Boosters
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