Mobile signal booster homemade DIY for off-grid house Internet without electricity 

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Thanks Stanley! This is exactly how it works!

Is the diamond shape and measurements correct. Or is there a better way. I have a half dozen or more old dead cell phones. Most are android types. They have wire ant. 16cm, or roughly …6”3/8in. Some have a extra port, but no wire. I have I phones and my wife has android types we use. We are getting poor reception & wifi. We do not have home internet. But we do have modems, a Ethernet booster older, Apple older AP extreme & Exprs, and lots of AV stuff Coax 1000+ ft. And can do most anything. Need to make a home network from a phone. We have a couple left behind dish net setups. We have a transmission tower 1/2 mile from my home 1989’ and antennas and transmitters. I would be thankful for any information on a setup that works even a little. I’m currently off of work for a while and this would be a needed project to get done without $$. And good knowledge of that video. I also have HAM radios. Wouldn’t mind getting that setup done with the other. For a clean look.

@@MattC-r7i Hi! Yes, they are correct. 6cm side for smaller one and 8cm for the larger one (mind that the larger one goes inside the house, where you need the signal, and hte smaller one goes where you do have the good signal currently), and about 4 cm on each for those connectors inside. I guess with all these things that you have you can do more fun stuff! Exciting!

No, not really :)

Thanks for watching!

Without electricity :)

@@ProgrammerOffgridno way 😮

It's just like radio, signal goes from one side of the wire that is installed on the roof (like TV antenna) to another (that is inside the house) and the signal is caught by those little diamond shaped receivers I made. :)

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Was it fast enough?

@@ProgrammerOffgrid no Nothing happened

Thanks god I don't have to try :)

Which idea?

There is only way to find out :)

Does it work?

@@saduokyapaomai6224 it does work

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Next time it will!

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Good luck, Elliott!

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It will work if you manage to connect it directly. But I don't see the easy way to do it the needed way without the connector.

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Interesting! It works for me very well with these sizes. Wondering if there will be difference if they were of the same size!

@@ProgrammerOffgrid My guess is that performance would improve. What you have is a passive repeater system i.e. there are no active components drawing power and amplifying the signal so the two anttena elements should be in resonance. This is analogous to two tuning forks where one will cause the other to ring if it is the same size. It looks like you are using a full wave length square loop antenna, so for 4G assuming a centre frequency around 1800MHz, this gives a wavelenth around 16cm so the sides should be 4cm wach. Would try this experiment myself but have too much clutter and no space!

if I try it soon, I'll reply with results!

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I'm pretty sure it will work.