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there will always be nooks and crannies that you may have to walk a few paces from to get service again. I need to get a schematic of the island to Sawyers for them to develop a proof of concept quote. As far as improving ATT wireless service to the house at 71" street. The quickest solution is to plac

or Antennas and roof penetration. We will need to add a CDMA Yagi Antenna on the Roof and then use a high frequency combiner to send the signals to the Amplifier/ Repeater. This is a heavy duty model that will punch out 80 watts, approximately 10 watts per floor. The Yagi antennas are going to be "tuned" to the ATT tow

eet does this also work on the island„? On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 9:38 AM, William Murphy <MOIMPMENIMINF wrote: Good Morning Sir, Tom Callahan from Sawyers suggested the following solution. This would use the existing array of panel antennas in the stairway to redistribute the ATT voice and data frequen

or Antennas and roof penetration. We will need to add a CDMA Yagi Antenna on the Roof and then use a high frequency combiner to send the signals to the Amplifier/ Repeater. This is a heavy duty model that will punch out 80 watts, approximately 10 watts per floor. The Yagi antennas are going to be "tuned" to the ATT tow

Cc: Richard Bamett From: William Murphy Sent Wed 3/10/2010 2:38:38 PM Subject ATT service at 71st street Good Morning Sir, Tom Callahan from Sawyers suggested the following solution. This would use the existing array of panel antennas in the stairway to redistribute the ATT voice and data frequen

or Antennas and roof penetration. We will need to add a CDMA Yagi Antenna on the Roof and then use a high frequency combiner to send the signals to the Amplifier/ Repeater. This is a heavy duty model that will punch out 80 watts, approximately 10 watts per floor. The Yagi antennas are going to be "tuned" to the ATT tow