NFT: Boosting the signal of your Wireless Data feed

that you have no internet provider?

in between the Catskills and the Shawangunk Ridge in the Rondout Valley

I do. I have a mountain home in WV where there is also no cable/DSL. And where i'm located on the mountain I can't get any kind of satellite signal either (unless I cut down about an acres worth of trees). However, we get a decent enough AT&T signal so I installed a signal booster to the house. Its basically an antenna that you put outside and you run a coax cable inside the house to a small amp with an antenna. Works on both our phones (full bars LTE) and our AT&T hotspot device.

We have a data cap of 100GB a month, but what is cool is that if you use AT&T TV streaming service, they give you an extra 50GB/mo using that service doesn't count against your data cap. Plus I can use the same account at my place in NOVA too.

The signal booster I got on amazon for about $150. I just looked and they no longer sell it, but there are a bunch in that range or you could also spend a lot more. All I'll say is that the one I use works as advertised and its made it so we can live out there and work during this pandemic.

Good luck!

Name of manuf'. of your booster? Even if not available on AMZ any more, still may be useful. We have similar issues with Verizon at our home due to very hilly terrain where signal of cell towers is iffy, at best.

In comment 15048349 ColHowPepper said:

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Name of manuf'. of your booster? Even if not available on AMZ any more, still may be useful. We have similar issues with Verizon at our home due to very hilly terrain where signal of cell towers is iffy, at best.

We do as well in the Adirondacks! Many dead areas which frustrates the heck out of trying to watch a game... giants game for sure!

Here is the one that I have. Looks like they are selling it again.
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