Wilson 801306 Digital Cellular Amplifier

• 1900 MHz PCS Band
• Allows multiple phones and cellular data cards to be
  used simultaneously.
• Works on all generations of CDMA, TDMA, and GSM.
• Improves data communication rates needed for 3G technologies.
• Automatic gain control up to 60 dB.
• Multiple gain steps 30-60 dB.
• Power control logic ensures maximum output power is
  within cellular standards.
• Gain indicator lights.
• Oscillation protection circuit adjusts amplifier gain
  to prevent oscillation.
• Overload detection light indicates automatic amplifier shutdown
  due to signal overload.
• Significantly improves voice and data signal quality.
• Requires no physical connection to cell phone.
• Greatly reduces disconnects and drop outs.
• Provides high signal-to-noise ratio.
• Receives and transmits better than a cell phone.
• Works great in homes, offices, buildings and warehouses.
• Extends cell phone battery life.
• Easy to install and use.
• FCC and IC type accepted.

Part Number		801306
Frequency		1850-1990 MHz
Gain		60 dB
Max Output Power		up to 2 watts
Max RF		+ 25 dBm / +25 dBm
Noise Figure		4 dB nominal
Flatness		4 dB
Isolation		> 90 dB
Power Requirements		120 V AC 3 A max
Connectors		N-Female 50 ohms
Dimensions		5.6 x 3.6 x 1.7 (inches) 14.2 x 9.1 x 4.4 (cm)
Weight		1.5 lbs or 0.7 kg
#9266		$669.00

Wilson 801306 used as a short range outside cellular repeater Wilson 801306 Wireless Amplifier in use at a marina out station located outside of cellular coverage area - the marina receives only a poor signal reflected into the area, the signal strength can range from -101db to -93db on a clear sunny day. -100 db is poor signal strength and will mostly likely drop calls or have no service, -50 db will be close to full signal strength. Both service providers have their towers in close location to each other, but currently only one provider has the above signal strength for the amplifier to work with. At times the signal will fade away and the amplifier has nothing to amplify until the signal comes in again from the cell tower. Cellular service is rebroadcast via another trucker antenna to provide coverage in the marina. Although not perfect coverage and at times no service from the service provider because of signal shifting away from receiving antenna, it does provide a mark increase of usability of handheld cellular devices on one of the cellular networks within the marina.
Out station marina using the trucker 301101 on top of a 8 ft. pole for receiving and transmitting to cell tower. Using an omni antenna as the cell signal is not a direct line of site and is being reflected into the area. The cell tower is behind the second mountain on the left and on the last mountain in the back ground.	Another Trucker 301101 antenna mounted on the building is used to retransmit from the amplifier to the marina and receive outgoing transmissions back to the amplifier.	The trucker antenna is mounted lower on the building as to not have a line of sight to the other antenna mounted on the dock
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