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800 mhz cellular phone signals are almost considered antique these days. Most cell phones will support 800 mhz signals or analog signals, however when there is a digital signal available, they will always switch to digital. Whether you use 800 mhz or 1900 mhz, they are all subject to the same physics in terms of radio wave transmission. Cell phone reception is controlled by a number of factors. The cellular companies transmit the signal at a specific power level, the signal travels some distance and gets weaker the farther it travels and every obstacle will also make the signal weaker. Lower frequencies such as 800 mhz travel further and better than other 1900 mhz or digital signals. Obstacles such as leaves on trees, hills, homes, walls etc all attenuate the signal to some degree. Many people find that their cell phones operate fine outside their office or home, however when inside they experience more dropped calls due to lower cell phone reception power levels.
The glass, the walls of the building, even the contents of the building will impact the strength of the signal. There are several solutions such as going outside every time you want to make a cellular phone call, you can switch carriers, but most carriers will have the same problem in the same areas. Another solution is to install a cell phone booster or cell phone repeater which will amplify the signal and improve cell phone reception with fewer dropped calls. Spotwave Wireless has several products for home and business use at competitive prices.
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