Hello, I am a newbie in this area of knowledge, I tried to find an
answer to my question before posting but I could not. I want to have an
extension phone 30 meters in straight line from the base. there are
three walls between the desired point and the base. If I take the
phone that I have with me (uniden, analog) it works but very poorly. I
just need some improvement. I can purchase a 900 mhz dss if this will
solve the problem, also, I can conect the antenna from the base to some
antenna in the roof (both base and desired point are on the top of a
building). Any suggestions?

If you have luxury of space, you can construct radiator to your cordless
phone base station and point it in the direction you need - you will get few
dBs and this may be just enough. reflectors in order of increasing
efficiency and sophistication: flat surface, corner, parabaloid.


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Hello, I am a newbie in this area of knowledge, I tried to find an
answer to my question before posting but I could not. I want to have an
extension phone 30 meters in straight line from the base. there are
three walls between the desired point and the base. If I take the
phone that I have with me (uniden, analog) it works but very poorly. I
just need some improvement. I can purchase a 900 mhz dss if this will
solve the problem, also, I can conect the antenna from the base to some
antenna in the roof (both base and desired point are on the top of a
building). Any suggestions?

Andrey wrote:

If you have luxury of space, you can construct radiator to your cordless
phone base station and point it in the direction you need - you will get few
dBs and this may be just enough. reflectors in order of increasing
efficiency and sophistication: flat surface, corner, parabaloid.


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Hello, I am a newbie in this area of knowledge, I tried to find an
answer to my question before posting but I could not. I want to have an
extension phone 30 meters in straight line from the base. there are
three walls between the desired point and the base. If I take the
phone that I have with me (uniden, analog) it works but very poorly. I
just need some improvement. I can purchase a 900 mhz dss if this will
solve the problem, also, I can conect the antenna from the base to some
antenna in the roof (both base and desired point are on the top of a
building). Any suggestions?






Not to rain on your parade but home wireless phones are not permitted to
have extended range antennas. They are constructed so as to prevent the
addition of larger antennas. When you go looking for a new phone check
the range specs. Do not take the numbers as accurate as the advertising
department has the biggest say in what is printed on the box and
instructions. Look for one of the more expensive phones as they will
most likely be more accurate in what they say they will do. Good luck

Dave N

not permitted ... what? I am not suggesting to modify existing antenna
structure.
not permitted ... by whom? By FCC and other parasitic bodies who
monopoloized physical phenomena. bunch of crooks.
not permitted ... do you really care?

instead you suggest to buy more expensive phone - what a friend you are
:-)




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Andrey wrote:

If you have luxury of space, you can construct radiator to your cordless
phone base station and point it in the direction you need - you will get
few
dBs and this may be just enough. reflectors in order of increasing
efficiency and sophistication: flat surface, corner, parabaloid.


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Hello, I am a newbie in this area of knowledge, I tried to find an
answer to my question before posting but I could not. I want to have an
extension phone 30 meters in straight line from the base. there are
three walls between the desired point and the base. If I take the
phone that I have with me (uniden, analog) it works but very poorly. I
just need some improvement. I can purchase a 900 mhz dss if this will
solve the problem, also, I can conect the antenna from the base to some
antenna in the roof (both base and desired point are on the top of a
building). Any suggestions?






Not to rain on your parade but home wireless phones are not permitted to
have extended range antennas. They are constructed so as to prevent the
addition of larger antennas. When you go looking for a new phone check
the range specs. Do not take the numbers as accurate as the advertising
department has the biggest say in what is printed on the box and
instructions. Look for one of the more expensive phones as they will
most likely be more accurate in what they say they will do. Good luck

Dave N

Andrey;

That's correct it's not permitted. Besides the antenna's already on the
phone are optimal for the frequency.
That's correct the FCC is the parasitic body that does not permit
modifying the antenna.
That's correct I care.
That's correct. The more expensive phone, if carefully selected is the
better phone.
I hope that I am a good friend, not someone who advocates violation of
the law.

Dave N

BTW: If you can work it out a corner reflector would work.



Andrey wrote:
not permitted ... what? I am not suggesting to modify existing antenna
structure.
not permitted ... by whom? By FCC and other parasitic bodies who
monopoloized physical phenomena. bunch of crooks.
not permitted ... do you really care?

instead you suggest to buy more expensive phone - what a friend you are
:-)




"David G. Nagel" wrote in message
...

Andrey wrote:


If you have luxury of space, you can construct radiator to your cordless
phone base station and point it in the direction you need - you will get

few

dBs and this may be just enough. reflectors in order of increasing
efficiency and sophistication: flat surface, corner, parabaloid.


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Hello, I am a newbie in this area of knowledge, I tried to find an
answer to my question before posting but I could not. I want to have an
extension phone 30 meters in straight line from the base. there are
three walls between the desired point and the base. If I take the
phone that I have with me (uniden, analog) it works but very poorly. I
just need some improvement. I can purchase a 900 mhz dss if this will
solve the problem, also, I can conect the antenna from the base to some
antenna in the roof (both base and desired point are on the top of a
building). Any suggestions?





Not to rain on your parade but home wireless phones are not permitted to
have extended range antennas. They are constructed so as to prevent the
addition of larger antennas. When you go looking for a new phone check
the range specs. Do not take the numbers as accurate as the advertising
department has the biggest say in what is printed on the box and
instructions. Look for one of the more expensive phones as they will
most likely be more accurate in what they say they will do. Good luck

Dave N