Rádio Definida Por Software SDR

Name: Rádio definida por software SDR
Uploaded: 2025-12-16CST00:25:05-06:00
Duration: 27 s
Description: Discover the 70dB Gain Mobile Signal Boosters, a dual-band signal booster designed to enhance 2G/3G/4G signals at 1800/2100MHz. Perfect for areas with poor coverage like basements, offices, and remote locations. Features intelligent installation guidance, real-time signal display, and automatic adjustments for optimal performance.

Grupo: Outros vídeos

Tempo de liberação: 2025-04-08

Palavra-chave do Vídeo: Impulsionadores móveis do sinal

Video Description

Discover the 70dB Gain Mobile Signal Boosters, a dual-band signal booster designed to enhance 2G/3G/4G signals at 1800/2100MHz. Perfect for areas with poor coverage like basements, offices, and remote locations. Features intelligent installation guidance, real-time signal display, and automatic adjustments for optimal performance.

Produto Apresentado Neste Vídeo

Dual-band signal booster for 2G/3G/4G at 1800/2100MHz with 70dB gain.
Intelligent installation guidance with LCD display for easy setup.
Real-time signal strength display to monitor performance.
Automatic dormancy when no calls are made to save energy.
Automatic alarm system for installation errors with solutions.
Self-adjusting system gain to prevent repeater self-excitation.
Compact design with dimensions of 165*130*40mm and lightweight at ≤0.8kg.
Operates in temperatures from -10°C to +55°C, suitable for various environments.

Perguntas Frequentes

Why choose us for cooperation?

We have professional engineers to develop products suitable for global use and provide 24/7 support for any issues.

Does the signal booster have radiation?

Yes, but it is minimal. The booster reduces radiation during calls compared to phones struggling with weak signals.

Can I install the signal repeater myself?

Yes, the kit includes everything needed for installation with simple instructions, requiring no technical expertise.

Can this repeater create a signal where there is none?

No, the repeater only amplifies existing weak signals and cannot generate new ones.