Thanks & greatly appreciated. Couldn't find the episode so if you have it handy, that would be appreciated.
He didn't do a review that I can recall. Someone asked about the antenna in the comments section and he said something along the lines of not being impressed with the product. Hopefully he is still around here and will check in and elaborate.
Nice! AZ is a place I'd like to visit one day. I've heard great things about Phoenix, and Sedona looks to be amazing from a scenery perspective. My mom had a place in Palm Desert, CA that she just sold due to this whole COVID thing and inability to travel easily. Too bad for me, as I had planned to drive my Jeep down the next time I visited so I could explore around Joshua Tree NP and I wanted to hit those parts of AZ on my way home, as well as Las Vegas and Moab. I've driven the PCH a number of times on the way down the CA, but always took the I5 home. A loop back through AZ, NV, UT, and ID had always been one of the "next time" trips.
Summers and winters in Whistler and the "shoulder seasons" (spring & fall) in Sedona. Give us a shout if you visit either. Again, thanks for the help.
Truly the best of both worlds indeed! I may take you up on that. At the very least, I'll buy the first round at the Handlebar.
Got the big antenna and mounted it up top outside. Booster went under the seat, and the small antenna that emits the boosted signal to your phone I velcroed next to the rear view mirror as my phone mount is next to it.
Hi Kenobi,
I'm able to max out my signal while my wife would be half bars sitting next to me. Usually I also just wifi Hotspot and connect all devices to it. I also used a giant antenna that truckers and RVs use, mounted it on the rail of my RTT so it juts out about a foot higher than the roofline.
Thanks Shivin, I am typing this from Moab heading to Sedona. What is the antenna you bought? I have a rooftop tent mounted on the rack so trying to optimize the space.
Ran mine down the bed rail on the rack into a hex shaped hole, drops down between cab and bed, then back up through a plug I popped out. Mounted the control box under the rear seat passenger side in the little plastic cubby, fit nicely. Signal unit came up through the pillars and out to just behind/above my head. Here are some shots:
I was having trouble finding access for wire from rack through rear of cab. So here are some pics how I routed it underneath and along that gap of the hard top to that rubber section right where door closes. Go under rubber thing. Then into inside and connect everything and place behind seat. Get some zip ties and cable holders with sticky stuff to secure. Place enough tension on cable so it doesn’t slip out of gap.
