weBoost Drive Reach Extreme Marine Signal Booster

Product Highlights

• weBoost Drive Reach 50 dB five band mobile amplifier
• Maximum FCC allowed mobile gain for this class
• Strong uplink power about twice the Drive X
• Dedicated outside marine antenna with Wilson marine mount
• Inside panel antenna for focused cabin coverage
• Works wirelessly with multiple phones and hotspots on all major North American carriers
• Two included 20 foot RG 58 cables for clean routing

Top Benefits

• Holds calls and usable data farther from shore when some outside signal exists
• Supports mixed carriers and devices at the same time
• Straightforward boat friendly layout that installs cleanly
• Fewer dropped calls with clearer voice and quicker texts
• Better phone battery life since the device does not struggle for signal

• weBoost Drive Reach Mobile Signal Booster Kit 470154
• Wilson 4G Marine Antenna 304420
• Wilson Marine Antenna Mount 901119
• Wilson 50 Ohm Wide Band Interior Panel Antenna 311135
• 20 ft RG 58 Coax Cable 955822
• Two SMB to SMA Adapters 970019

The strength of your outside signal, measured where you mount the antenna, affects how much indoor coverage the system provides. Use the chart below for general guidance:

Coverage Estimates

• Strong 5 Bars Up to 6 feet from the inside antenna
• Medium 3 to 4 Bars A few feet away
• Weak 1 to 2 Bars Around 18 inches
• None 0 Bars No coverage

Please note Many factors impact indoor coverage, so results may vary.

Supported Devices
All phones, hotspots, and cellular data devices

Supported Networks
4G LTE and 5G on FCC approved bands

Frequencies Boosted
700, 800, 1900, and 1700 slash 2100 MHz

Carriers
Works with Verizon, AT and T, T Mobile, and UScellular. Also supports smaller carriers and MVNOs

Regional NoteThis booster may not work in many countries in Europe, Asia, or Africa due to different frequency bands

Most owners install this kit on their own with basic tools. If you prefer a turn key setup, any marine electronics shop can handle it. Plan the layout first so cable paths and mounting spots are clear before you drill.

Start with the outside marine antenna. Choose a location that is as high and as clear as possible with a clean view in all directions. Avoid mounting right next to radar, satellite domes, or tall metal structures when you can. Test the spot by loosely routing the cable to the amplifier and powering up before you tighten hardware. Move the antenna if a nearby location performs better.

Mount the amplifier in a dry, ventilated cabin space. A locker or under helm area works as long as there is airflow. Keep it where you can reach the power switch. Place the unit so cable connections are not under strain.

This kit includes two 20 foot RG 58 coax cables. Use the black cable from the outside marine antenna to the booster. Use the white cable from the booster to the inside panel antenna. That is one cable in and one cable out of the booster. Route both with gentle bends and follow existing wire chases when possible. Add drip loops where a cable drops down from deck level. Do not coil extra cable near the amplifier. If you have slack, spread it out along the run rather than making a tight loop.

Place the panel inside antenna near where you actually use devices. The helm or a salon bulkhead is common. Aim the front face toward the area you want to cover. Think of the usable area as a bubble around the panel. With a decent outside signal you can move around that bubble and stay connected. When the outside signal is weak, keep a phone or hotspot close to the panel for the strongest results.

Keep the outside antenna and the inside panel as far apart as your layout allows. More separation reduces feedback and lets the amplifier run at full strength. If you hear a feedback alert or see reduced performance, increase the distance between antennas or add more vertical separation if possible.

Power up and test before final tie downs. Make a few calls, run a speed test, and walk the cabin to understand your coverage bubble. For a set and forget setup, many owners park a hotspot near the panel and use Wi Fi around the cabin.