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Is there anyway Verizon can increase the signal coverage of my miff aircard??

Okay I live in kekaha of kauai Hawaii and the signal im getting on my aircard is only one bar!!! I mean come on im not paying $$60 a month just to have laggy internet. Well the question is that is there any way for Verizon to increase the signal coverage on my area?

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unknown

Is your card one that will accept an external antenna?

fever4

my aircard is a mifi so i dont really know

AlexSian

check out this article on boosting signal to the mifi

Jagger-VzW

Depending upon your signal strength you may want to research our Network Extender Product:

Network Extender details: http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/accessory?action=gotoFemtocell

FAQ: http://support.vzw.com/faqs/Equipment/network_extender.html

AlexSian

Jagger-VzW wrote:
Depending upon your signal strength you may want to research our Network Extender Product:

Network Extender details: http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/accessory?action=gotoFemtocell

FAQ: http://support.vzw.com/faqs/Equipment/network_extender.html

oh my. perhaps you didn't see this part of the FAQ you link to:

Which features are not compatible with the Network Extender?
Network Extender does not support Verizon Wireless Mobile Broadband (EVDO) data speeds,

that means if you recommend the network extender to a MiFi user, they won't see EVDO speeds. just slower 1xrtt.

fever4

i thought Verizon supposed to have more signal spots!! im really upset that my signal at my location is poor :smileysad: and i don't want to spend so much money on that booster

unknown

They do. Check out the map for what they have in your area.

MattMatt

fever4, any luck? Verizon coverage maps look like that area is not supposed to be a problem.

Just curious...do you have any better signal towards Poipu or Koloa? I'm going to be in your area in March and might have to VPN into work. Thanks in advance...

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