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Hello,
I've used sitefinder to try to locate my nearest Vodafone transmitter but according to the map there are only O2, Orange and T-Mobile in my town. I know that O2 and Vodafone share some masts but can someone point me in the direction of my nearest mast please?
It's a 3G and in some cases HSDPA enabled area - can someone confirm that please? It's for both my mobile and for my mobile broadband.
My postcode is: IP24 3DS.
Is there anyway to boost my mobile broadband signal? I'm only using it in the short term until I move house and reconnect my landline ADSL.
Thanks people
I've used sitefinder to try to locate my nearest Vodafone transmitter but according to the map there are only O2, Orange and T-Mobile in my town. I know that O2 and Vodafone share some masts but can someone point me in the direction of my nearest mast please?
It's a 3G and in some cases HSDPA enabled area - can someone confirm that please? It's for both my mobile and for my mobile broadband.
My postcode is: IP24 3DS.
Is there anyway to boost my mobile broadband signal? I'm only using it in the short term until I move house and reconnect my landline ADSL.
Thanks people
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Hi Ritch,
Your serving 3G cell site is located at Thetford Fire Station, Norwich Road, IP24 2AF.
I trust this helps
In terms of boosting signal, in the absence of a home broadband connection, I'm afraid there isn't a lot of options. Actual signal boosters are mostly illegal without a broadcast license (and can actually damage the mobile network if not used properly, by increasing the load on cell sites), however you may want to try something like a directional antenna to point at your serving site. Most of our modems have a small screw-hole for these hidden under the sticky label which you can use for this purpose
Jon
eForum Team
Your serving 3G cell site is located at Thetford Fire Station, Norwich Road, IP24 2AF.
I trust this helps
In terms of boosting signal, in the absence of a home broadband connection, I'm afraid there isn't a lot of options. Actual signal boosters are mostly illegal without a broadcast license (and can actually damage the mobile network if not used properly, by increasing the load on cell sites), however you may want to try something like a directional antenna to point at your serving site. Most of our modems have a small screw-hole for these hidden under the sticky label which you can use for this purpose
Jon
eForum Team
How did you find out where the transmitter was? You have secret radiowave powers don't you? Admit it!
I can't find it listed anywhere. Must be a good signal then, 'cos there are two O2 transmitters closer yet Vodafone signal is better.
My mobile broadband is a USB dongle, I assume short of waving it in the general direction of the fire station and hoping, there is nothing I can do, especially as the USB lead is only 2 and a half feet long?
I can't find it listed anywhere. Must be a good signal then, 'cos there are two O2 transmitters closer yet Vodafone signal is better.
My mobile broadband is a USB dongle, I assume short of waving it in the general direction of the fire station and hoping, there is nothing I can do, especially as the USB lead is only 2 and a half feet long?
