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Old 03-28-2022, 03:23 PM   #1
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2 antenna on one pole?

I am in the process of installing a HiBoost 4G 2.0 RV Traveler cell booster. Outside antenna toes to booster amp to inside antenna.

I also have a King WiFi Swift Omnidirectional WiFi Antenna and WiFi Router and Range Extender. Also has an outdoor antenna with coax to go into the camper to the WiFi router.

I have a telescoping pole that is about 2' long that extends to about 4' to clear stuff on the roof. MY QUESTIION (finally) since I will likely be using one system or the other at a time, does it make sense to mount both antennas on the same mast? If I did use both, would there be interference? The cell phone frequencies (4G LTE) and WiFi are different.

If you understand these things, give me some tips! Thanks wg
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Old 03-29-2022, 02:27 PM   #2
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There shouldn’t be any interference at all. Consider my AT&T MiFi hotspot; it is 4g and provides WiFi to any devices that connect to it. In my company car where I used the MiFi with the WeBoost inches away, still no issues. I say go for it! I am thinking of doing the same as you so we can take extended trips and I can work from the road if needed.
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Old 03-29-2022, 03:49 PM   #3
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There shouldn’t be any interference at all. Consider my AT&T MiFi hotspot; it is 4g and provides WiFi to any devices that connect to it. In my company car where I used the MiFi with the WeBoost inches away, still no issues. I say go for it! I am thinking of doing the same as you so we can take extended trips and I can work from the road if needed.
The Hiboost tech told me the same thing as they eventually got back to me. The outside antenna and inside antenna radiate in a donut pattern (according to the tech) and have to be situated on different horizontal planes. Since I am having a hard time finding an extended WiFi coax cable, I may stick the antenna above the current penetration I made for a coax for my Dish TV set up which I dumped due to cost. I have a Roku and that provides a lot more entertainment anyway and can either use 4G LTE from the one system or the Wifi from the campground system.

Since we have 8 dogs (plus one we are baby sitting till July) and 3 cats, we don't go far and I know all the campgrounds as far as 4G LTE and WiFi signals. Watching TV is why I go camping as I love to sit in my recliner and veg just like at home.
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