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https://www.wilsonamplifiers.com/weboost-home-4g-cell-phone-signal-booster-kit-470101/ I ordered this one. Fingers crossed

I know the shelter is designed to keep signals out. Wanting to see what would work to bring signal in. I was also thinking about doing the two antennas setup as I mentioned earlier. It seems logical and is a lot less expensive than the commercial booster setups on the market. Think I will...

As mentioned earlier, I know there are devices to bring service inside. What I don’t know is which ones truly work and which ones don’t. I know a few guys that have used them without much success. Maybe a member here has built their own system and would share how it was done. I thought...

While we are miles from town, the signal strength is good 4 bars Leave door open while I’m inside it’s 2 bars Close door.......nothing. Not even a hint.

Have S-280 Shelter and cannot receive either cellular or radio signals once inside and door closed. There are several devices available commercially that are advertised to bring the signals inside, but have read most are so so at best. A friend spent over $500 on one model and he said it...

Have a large rug on top of wood flooring, almost the size of the whole floor and it’s been great. Nice and warm and acts like sound proofing. My only complaint about the whole thing is once you’re inside, zero cellular signal reception and raidos don’t work either. Ive looked at the devices...

Day of pickup It never fails, when your not looking for something, great deals fall into your lap. Now that I want another S-280(s), their scarce and very expensive when they do pop up. Figures.........

True Containers, while pricey, are easy to find. S-280’s are not and when you do their expensive. I lucked out on mine with GSA. Good price. 30 minute drive to get it Sold the contents (weather balloons) that came with it and it paid for shelter and then some. Win-Win Yea If I could...

When I was at Red River Army Depot a few months ago, there were dozens and dozens of these trailers. Most were damaged from battle and the long journey back to the states. This was in the “back” area of RRAD and I wasn’t supposed to be back there. Wrong turn. GP loves their monster...

The container blocks the North wind in the winter and shade trees keep direct sun off it during summer. It’s very quiet and peaceful where it’s located. I wish I had about 10 more of them. Both the Containers and S-280

Is painting the flexplate a bad idea? I always see them rusted and probably would have painted it.

A few forklift wounds were there. Both sides. Took over a week just to dry it out. No water damage, just insulation soaked. Once dry, fixed holes with structural adhesive. Been nice and dry inside ever since. I do not have it attached to shipping container. It’s attached to the railroad...

Pics were taken right after final placement last year. Deck was added and electrical hooked up after these pics.

I also did the drilling of very small holes in the pin. About the size of the spray tube on a can of WD-40. I used ACF50 on the hinges and door handle. Door handle was easy to free up and get going again. Most Hinges were easy also. Bottom hinge was the problem child It took at least a...

You just scared the fluid out of it.........

If you were lightly shocked by the mounts themselves and not the battery post, you definitely have issues somewhere. That is not normal. Will a voltmeter read anything? No charging or light issues?

Read post #5 First sentence. Inexpensive part and easy to replace.

Well you definitely don’t have to worry about enough tongue weight anymore.

I have them on a M101A2 It’s been working like a champ, especially with the tons of rain we’ve had lately.

I have 6 1”x4”s spaced apart on top, under tarp, to prevent ponding. Works great, cheap and easily removable for transit. Some guys permanently mount them to the bow tops I’ve read.