I haven't technically logged on to UA-cam in 6-7 years, but I am compelled to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! I have a Micro Minnie 2108ds and have been looking for this exact type of tutorial for a year. You really took one for the team disassembling the satellite TV cover. I am planning on purchasing this exact King 5G booster. Would you please update the video relaying how this works on campsites with weak 5G signals (as in most campsites)? Again, Thanks.
So kind! Thank you! It works great in almost all settings! Once you set it up with your mobile carrier, you’ll be hard pressed to find a situation where it doesn’t work. Some places may be slower but it should still surprise you! Enjoy!
For those wondering about the red-capped second cable under the satellite dish, the one that would not fit the KX2000 antenna, I wrote King and received this reply: "The KX2000 is an LTE product not a WIFI system. They are 2 completely different system with different wiring. That prewired WIFI cable there is only for our WIFI products. You would need to run that cable for the King LTE product." By "that cable" they mean the cable that came with the KX2000 unit. Hope this helps.
Helpful, but based on your video I do believe for the effort of installation, cost of $500, lower upload speeds when in use, and only about a 10-15 mbs difference in download speeds, this device seems to be more of a scam. Would you agree? We were really close to purchasing this.
No not really. It still depends on where you are. It’s still going to grab the signal from a cell phone tower and amplify it. We’ve seen it help a lot in rural areas
You get max 60 decibel...I still haven't seen anything or anyone doing a signal boost test correctly. And using the same speed test without clearing cash. You generally get faster downloads anyway.
I haven't technically logged on to UA-cam in 6-7 years, but I am compelled to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! I have a Micro Minnie 2108ds and have been looking for this exact type of tutorial for a year. You really took one for the team disassembling the satellite TV cover. I am planning on purchasing this exact King 5G booster. Would you please update the video relaying how this works on campsites with weak 5G signals (as in most campsites)? Again, Thanks.
So kind! Thank you! It works great in almost all settings! Once you set it up with your mobile carrier, you’ll be hard pressed to find a situation where it doesn’t work. Some places may be slower but it should still surprise you! Enjoy!
Do you know of an adaptor for the ill-fitting cable you uncovered on the roof that would work with the king antenna? thanks.
For those wondering about the red-capped second cable under the satellite dish, the one that would not fit the KX2000 antenna, I wrote King and received this reply:
"The KX2000 is an LTE product not a WIFI system. They are 2 completely different system with different wiring. That prewired WIFI cable there is only for our WIFI products. You would need to run that cable for the King LTE product."
By "that cable" they mean the cable that came with the KX2000 unit. Hope this helps.
@sling0073 thanks for the insight on this!!
Thank you so much! Awesome video and Super relative to this new rv’er!
So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching, sharing, and subscribing! It means so much!
Very helpful.. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Interested to hear if you decide to get the same product!
Helpful, but based on your video I do believe for the effort of installation, cost of $500, lower upload speeds when in use, and only about a 10-15 mbs difference in download speeds, this device seems to be more of a scam. Would you agree? We were really close to purchasing this.
No not really. It still depends on where you are. It’s still going to grab the signal from a cell phone tower and amplify it. We’ve seen it help a lot in rural areas
You get max 60 decibel...I still haven't seen anything or anyone doing a signal boost test correctly. And using the same speed test without clearing cash. You generally get faster downloads anyway.
Hi, can you share the quick connect adapter for the inside coax to the signal booster (your video 14:55) ?Thank you
The quick connect comes with the unit
how did you know your booster was register T Mobile acts like I'm crazy when I call for an update and have now clue what I'm talking about.
you really do not know - as long as you register on the website link - it ends up working. we noticed a difference in about a week. hope that helps!
see below and here is the link we went to www.t-mobile.com/support/coverage/register-a-signal-booster