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I decided to cross-post this question in the General category to perhaps get some more feedback to my issue:
https://www.sundance-communications.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=4;t=000655;p=0
Does anyone here have any experience with adding Wintenna extended range add-on antennas to 900MHz cordless phones?
Thanks for the help,
-Scott
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When Wintenna first came out with their product, I found out they wer actually right down the road from me. So I took a trip down and bought a bunch of their extended range antennas for the old cordless phones that had the metal base antennas. (this was over 20 years ago). Sold them all. I carried some consumer stuff back then. Then a storm came through and every single one got hit by lightning or power surge. Haven't tried them since. They did work well though. Even back then.
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mark...sounds like the moral of that story is: They work well but don't take your phone out in a lighting storm? 
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