@pau hana posted:You might ask @R&V Spiker about the Reach.
Here's my not so scientific impression. First off, I jumped in too early and purchased the regular version with the wimpy magnetic rooftop antennae. They hadn't yet released the RV version at the time I made the purchase. That said, I have been able to utilize it mostly in the truck when traveling through remote areas of Nevada where a signal was hard to come by. It worked great and provided boost to all who were along for the ride showing that the puck one puts next to the phone has more reach than previous models that pretty much required the puck be placed against the phone back. When service was especially bad, moving the puck to the phone added a bar or two of reception strength
After using it in both the truck and trailer, I am thinking of ordering the RV version for the trailer and permanently mounting the one in the truck.