Wilson Electronics weBoost Drive Reach RV User manual

Installation Guide
Drive Reach RV
Cell Signal Booster
®

Index
Package Contents ........................................................... 1
STEP 1 Mount Outside Antenna & Route Cable .................................. 2
STEP 2 Connect Cable Outside Antenna ....................................... 6
STEP 3 Inside Antenna Location & Connect Cable ............................... 6
STEP 4 Booster Location & Connect Cables .....................................7
STEP 5 Connect Power Supply to Booster ...................................... 7
Booster Light Patterns ....................................................... 8
Troubleshooting ............................................................ 10
Safety Guidelines ............................................................ 12
Specifications .............................................................. 15
Warranty................................................................... 16

1
Package Contents
Drive Reach
Signal Booster
& Bracket
Outside
Antenna
Inside
Antenna
Power
Supply
13 in.Mast Extension,
Side-Exit Adapter,
Spring, L-Bracket
Mount & Thread
Lock Pack

2
STEP 1 Mount Outside
Antenna & Route Cable
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NOTE: Keep in mind to stay below the maximum height limit allowed by law, which varies from state to state (generally 14 ft. in
western states and 13 ft.6 in. in eastern states.
common outside
antenna location
Determine where you want the Outside
Antenna on your RV. Mount Outside
Antenna to a ladder or pole so that the
entire Outside Antenna is above the roof
line of the RV and clear of other metal
obstructions.
Important

3
To assemble the antenna, insert cable
through Mast then through Side Exit
Adapter.
NOTE: Antenna Spring can be used
optionally.
(STEP 1 cont.)
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cable from
antenna
Mast
Extension
13 in.
mast
13 in.
mast
run cable
through Mast
Extension(s)
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Antenna Spring
(can be used
optionally)
Side Exit
Adapter

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Verify the antenna is the correct height, if
so, use thread locker (provided) to thread
points and screw into place.
NOTE: When adding the side exit adapter
hold the antenna vertically and screw the
adapter from the bottom up. This reduces
cable twisting.
(STEP 1 cont.)
Side Exit
Adapter
mast
mast
add thread
locker
add thread
locker
Drive RV
Antenna
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(STEP 1 cont.)
Side Exit
Adapter
add thread
locker
Spring
(optional)
add thread
locker
ladder rail
L-Bracket Mount
& hardware
Mount Outside Antenna. L-Bracket
Mount and hardware is provided to
mount to ladder or pole. If installing
with Spring, the Side Exit Adapter must
be used.Then route 25’ RG-58 cable
from inside RV to Outside Antenna.
NOTE: Outside Antenna location must
be within reach of the booster with the
25’ coax cable. The system performs
best with maximum vertical and
horizontal separation.

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STEP 3 Inside Antenna Location
& Connect Cable
STEP 2 Connect Cable to
Outside Antenna
Place Inside Antenna where stronger
signal is desired in the RV.
After routing the RG-58 Cable into the
RV, connect the cable to the Outside
Antenna.
Intside Antenna
RG-58 Cable
RG-58 Cable
Cable from
Outside Antenna

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STEP 4 Booster Location &
Connect Cables
from Inside Antenna
from Outside Antenna
RG-58 Cable
STEP 5 Connect Power Supply
to Booster
Connect the power supply cord to the end of
the booster, labeled “ ”, and connect into
a 110V wall plug. Enjoy your boosted signal!
connect Power
Supply Cord
Find a location to place the Drive Reach
Booster and secure it with provided bracket.
Connect cable from Outside Antenna to
labeled booster port and connect cable from
Inside Antenna to labeled booster port.

8
SOLID GREEN
This indicates that your Drive Reach Booster is functioning properly and there are no
issues with installation.
SOLID RED
Band has shuto. This is due to a feedback loop condition called oscillation. This is a
built in safety feature that causes a band to shut oto prevent harmful interference
with a nearby cell tower. Refer to Troubleshooting section.
BLINKING RED, THEN SOLID GREEN
This indicates that one or more of the booster bands has reduced power due to a
minor feedback loop condition called oscillation. This is a built in safety feature to
prevent harmful interference with a nearby cell tower. If you are already experiencing
the desired signal boost, then no further adjustments are necessary. If you are not
experiencing the desired boost in coverage then refer to the Troubleshooting section.
Light O
If the Drive Reach Signal Booster’s light is o, verify your power supply has power.
Booster Light Patterns