One of the best parts of the RV lifestyle is the ability to escape into the wide open wilderness, away from the ties of modern technology. However, it can still be nice to have a sense of security in the form of a cell signal. The Winegard Cell Booster can help amplify existing cell connections while you’re out on the road. Here’s how to install one in your camper. For more info on this product visit the company’s website or call (800) 288-8094.
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