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Colby, Kansas | John,
As per our phone conservation this morning but I figured I would post for all,,,
I was a dealer for SmoothTalker products out of Canada, they were the first to market with boosters that we could find in around 2002 and we sold quite a few to farmers, oil field crews, and agronomist when AllHell started forcing us to digital. Have had both good and poor experiences with their products, they since thinned their dealer network and we didn't meet their quanity requirements. My brother still runs one of their boosters on a Motorola V262 and gets along ok. Today I deal in the boosters sold by Wilson, we have had excellent luck with them, the cost is a little steep, but so are the monthly bills for a phone you can't use. I will be purchasing one soon as I had to give up my Kyocera 7135 digital/analog phone for a Samsung i730 that is a digital only (as such its worthless at home), but my i730 runs Microsoft Word and Excel even when I don't get phone service.
Regards,
Lucas | |
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OK, give me a lesson on cell phone handsets
