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

[fever4]

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?

[#2]

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

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[AlexSian]

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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

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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 and i don't want to spend so much money on that booster

[#8]

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...