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weBoost Drive OTR Antenna

weBoost Drive OTR Antenna

Precio habitual $119.99
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The weBoost Drive OTR Antenna is the heavy-duty cellular antenna built for the weBoost Drive Reach OTR booster system. The mast adjusts from 7.5 inches up to 40 inches, so you can run it tall for maximum reach on open highway and shorten it for low bridges, garages, and car washes. It mounts on a heavy-duty spring base that takes road vibration and washboard without complaint.

This is an antenna, not a standalone booster — it does its job as part of the Drive Reach OTR system, pulling in a weak signal so the booster can amplify it. It is rated for off-road and outdoor use, so it can stay mounted through weather year-round. The spring mount attaches to a mirror arm or frame bracket, which means no roof drilling on most rigs.

Built for over-the-road trucks and fleet vehicles, but overlanders have taken to it for the same reason: a taller, tougher antenna holds a usable signal on remote interstate gaps and far-out forest roads where a short stock whip gives up.

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Overview

The weBoost Drive OTR Antenna is a heavy-duty external cellular antenna for the weBoost Drive Reach OTR booster. Its mast adjusts from 7.5 to 40 inches and it mounts on a vibration-tough spring base rated for off-road and outdoor use.

Key features

  • Adjustable mast extends from 7.5 inches up to 40 inches for clearance control
  • Heavy-duty spring mount absorbs road vibration and washboard
  • Mirror-arm or frame bracket mounting — no roof drilling on most rigs
  • Rated for off-road and outdoor use, built to stay mounted in all weather
  • Designed for the weBoost Drive Reach OTR system

Use cases

Over-the-road truckers and fleet vehicles use it to hold a voice and data signal across rural interstate gaps. Overlanders mount it to a mirror arm or bed rack to keep cell reach on remote trails and forest roads, where the short antenna in a stock kit runs out of reach.