No, the IDEN-9000 was specifically designed for one type of service.

If you require these other services, please select the RPT-9000.

We utilize positioning of antennas and attenuation control to eliminate this problem. The use of quality antennas like AMP, Antel, or Tiltek is suggested. The antennas should be placed around 70 feet (21m) apart from each other. It does not matter if it is vertical or horizontal spacing, but you should allow at least an additional 10ft if horizontal separation is chosen.

The IDEN-9000 requires at least (2) antennas. One antenna is called the DONOR ANTENNA and is used to pick up the cell tower signal. The second antenna is called the FILL ANTENNA and is utilized to take the repeated signal and provide it to the users. In some cases, an RF combiner is utilized to allow an additional antenna for greater coverage, picking up cell towers in different directions or wider coverage to users.

The unit has built-in protection from over-amplification, loose connections, incorrect antennas, signal reflection, and other issues that can cause the amplifier to saturate. This includes SWR (Standing Wave Radio).

The IDEN-9000 supports the standard iDEN service frequency in the lower 800 MHz spectrum. We can also provide fine-tuning filters to select certain channels.