weBoost  Destination RV Cell Signal Booster

Ok, where to start. I did a lot of research. My wife and I are not specific to RV traveling. But when I was researching and watching several folks use this and other product, what sold me was the higher db rating you can get with a “residential style” booster. I will have AT&T but may get T-Mobile Home internet. I needed multiple device AND high boost to hit the TV in the front, back and right outside of our 40’ RV. This WeBoost Destination seemed to make the best sense for us. I read manuals, watched videos and all the information on several websites. I learned that the outside directional antenna needs to be at least 20’ away and favoring the opposite direction from the indoor antenna. This set up allowed me to raise the antenna outside and mount the indoor antenna in the center of our RV to provide better service to all connected devices. Additionally, these folks have the extra mount brackets so I was able to put mounting brackets on all four sides of my RV In preparation for wherever we park. This allows me to put the collapsing pole in the front or back and on either side of the 5th wheel, keeping the indoor/outdoor antenna favoring AWAY from each other. After temp install, i was very impressed with the results. I went ahead and mounted the other three locations, bought enough RG6 to pull from each location into my basement of the 5th wheel and permanently brought up and go through my ceiling to mount the indoor antenna. This will allow me to do a quick search for the tower location, then lift the mast to ensure opposite direction and just plug it in then turn it on. I snapped. Couple pics of before on and after on for your info.

I purchased this unit 18 months ago and have used it in Glacier Park, Yellowstone, and Teton National Park while camping in our Airstream, many times. It has always boosted my signal from1/2 bar without to at least 5 bars with the Weboost directional antenna. Not sure why some folks having issues. I even had a park ranger come by and tell me he had a similar product where I was camping last year in Yellowstone, and he said he could not get a signal. I showed him my signal was at 5 bars; even showed him I could get my SLING TV without any issues. He was amazed, but he also said he had the Omni antenna; not the directional Yagi.

I'm at the Chequamagon-Nicolet National Forest camping for the next week. 10 miles away heading to the park my cell phone had zero service. It was late last night so didn't mess with the outside antenna until this morning. Since I didn't have any service on my cell I decided to take a stab at pointing the antenna pretty much due west where I knew a decent sized town was across the lake (big lake). Set up my StraightTalk 5G hotspot up next to the inside antenna and voila, I AM getting 5G. SIM reading before zero service so didn't even get a number for a signal value. After turning on boost -113 dBm 27 asu (truthfully I have no idea what that means). ....but I'm getting my emails/texts/messenger, browsing Internet, etc. Very surprised and pleasantly pleased.

I went from one bar and continuous spooling to three bars and pulling in 5g. No more spooling. I now have over 100 mg down load. Upload is around 5 mg.

My wife and I both work remotely but we gotta have internet to do so. I was a bit hesitant in purchasing the WeBoost Destination RV because I wasn't sure if it would really improve the cell signal. We took the Destination RV system along on a RV camping trip to the Angeles National Forest in SoCal where I initially had zero bars of Verizon coverage and a download speed of 1.5Mb/sec. My phone browser said that I had no internet and Facebook would not load. Installation and set of of the Destination RV system was fairly easy and took about 30 min. The key to a good setup is making sure that the interior antenna is not in front of the external antenna (if it is, then the external antenna picks up the internal antenna signal and won't boost the cell signal). Once we figured out the proper arrangement of the antennas, the Destination RV external antenna was raised to about 14 feet (just enough to clear the RV roof) and generally pointed towards the cell tower that my phone said that it was barely connecting to. Moments later, I had an immediate improvement to 2 bars 4LTE coverage and speeds of 10.5 Mb/sec. Internet went from an unusable 1.5 Mb/sec to being able to steam Netflix with the 10.5 Mb/sec speed. We kept the Destination RV on for the entire weekend and the speeds never varied or dropped. All I can say is that the Destination RV really works!

I bought this Destination RV with directional yagi antenna last year in 2022 and it has boosted my cell signal in our Airstream while camping from 1/2 bar to 4 and 5 bars consistently, where ever I can get a signal. Very pleased with results. A camp host in Yellowstone said he had intermittent luck with his Weboost using the "omni" antenna in the campsite we were camping. But he did not have the directional antenna, so I am thinking that was his issue. I had no issues connecting and boosting our signal to 5 bars with my set up.

We are full-time rvers that spend considerable time in a couple specific locations. After changing cell carriers we were completely disappointed that the service in our current location was terrible. Either we couldn't complete a call or it would drop quickly. Before going through the hassle of changing carriers again, I called WeBoost to discuss our problem. We purchased the "Destination " model with the assurance that, if it didn't work to our satisfaction, we could return it. It's been 3 weeks now, and we couldn't be more pleased. Not a dropped call and we can even use our phones as a mobile hotspot. For our specific application, this unit has been incredible.

We live out in the country. Went from 4G Lite 1-2 bars to 5G 3-5 bars. -115db to -83db plenty of speed for what we need.

Can’t seem to get it positioned right hasn’t really affected my signal. Still not getting good service.

What a fantastic product. I work in a remote rural area and telework several days a week out of a neighbor’s office space. We have a wee boost antenna at home and it works great, we were able to get rid of our internet service and simply use phones as hotspots for all our needs so it paid for itself. However, I didn’t want such a permanent installation at my neighbor’s house. The Destination RV was the perfect solution. My work-issued hotspot went from 2 bars intermittent service to 4 bars of 5G service. What a game-changer! I can conduct good quality encrypted video meetings, use large, complicated, and secure software packages on a VPN - with no loss of connection. Furthermore, I can take down and stow the tower/antenna rig in seconds. It’s high quality and sturdy, yet lightweight so it is no struggle at all.