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One Way signal booster

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I heard they were making one but its nice to see it in production. Several years ago my office put in a 700/800mhz BDA and i believe the unit was around 4K. Going to talk to the boss and pass along this one when or if our current BDA fails.

www.unication.com

One-Way Signal Booster | Unication

Introducing Unication's newest release, the One-Way Signal Booster! Amplify signal gain to create a custome coverage area in your home or office...
www.unication.com www.unication.com

At that price seems like a good fit for us scanner / Unicaton people for home and/or office.

Does anybody have one? If so how well is it working for you.
 
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IAmSixNine said:
I heard they were making one but its nice to see it in production. Several years ago my office put in a 700/800mhz BDA and i believe the unit was around 4K. Going to talk to the boss and pass along this one when or if our current BDA fails.

www.unication.com

One-Way Signal Booster | Unication

Introducing Unication's newest release, the One-Way Signal Booster! Amplify signal gain to create a custome coverage area in your home or office...
www.unication.com www.unication.com

At that price seems like a good fit for us scanner / Unicaton people for home and/or office.

Does anybody have one? If so how well is it working for you.
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This is a one way signal booster meaning it only sends signals to radios in the structure. Your office BDA sends signals to radios inside the structure and also then sends signals from the radios back out of the structure. Two different animals. You got away pretty cheap with a BDA costing only $4K. The ones I make the big box retails put in are around $15-17K.
 
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I got one a few weeks ago. Still in the box. They shipped a ridiculously large 800 yagi for doner and a cheapo indoor antenna disguised like a smoke detector. My system is 700/800, so I haven't tried doing anything with it yet since I haven't gotten around to finding proper antennas.

So, I suggest not buying the accessory kit. Buy the amp, and source your other parts elsewhere.
 
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IAmSixNine said:
I heard they were making one but its nice to see it in production. Several years ago my office put in a 700/800mhz BDA and i believe the unit was around 4K. Going to talk to the boss and pass along this one when or if our current BDA fails.

www.unication.com

One-Way Signal Booster | Unication

Introducing Unication's newest release, the One-Way Signal Booster! Amplify signal gain to create a custome coverage area in your home or office...
www.unication.com www.unication.com

At that price seems like a good fit for us scanner / Unicaton people for home and/or office.

Does anybody have one? If so how well is it working for you.
Click to expand...

They're giving them away free now (if you buy 20 pagers)

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