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Wilson AG SOHO 60

Thread starter KG5HHS
Start date Feb 11, 2020

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KG5HHS

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Feb 11, 2020

Not sure that this is the place for this thread, but not sure exactly where it should go.

I have a Wilson AG SOHO 60 (Just the unit it self), I know I will need to buy a power adapter and antenna's but wanted to see if anyone here thought this would be worth installing. I have Verizon and usually get 4G LTE service 70% of the time I'm in my vehicle., I have read that this unit "Supports all carriers that transmit 824-894 and 1850-1990 MHz frequency bands only and works on all generations of CDMA, TDMA, GSM, and 3G" but "Does not support Nextel/iDen, Verizon 4G LTE, and AT&T 4G LTE/AWS". I'm not concerned with browsing the internet or anything like that while I'm in my vehicle, just wanting the booster for phone calls. Would this unit still serve that purpose without being able to support 4G LTE?