SureCall Fusion2Go XR Truck/Off-Road Cell Signal Booster with 38-Inch High-Gain Whip Antenna | Top Signal Series

Do-it-yourself installation

Installing the SureCall Fusion2Go XR truck/off‑road high‑gain antenna system does not require professional help; you can do it yourself in about 30 minutes.

• If you use the standard 2½″ mount or Rhino-Rack mount: Attach this mount to a rail or bracket in a location that will provide the whip antenna with the clearest 360° field of view.
• If you use the optional MagMAX 3X mount: Secure this mount to a steel surface with a flat edge facing forward, into the wind stream. (See this photo.) Do not mount it with a pointed end facing forward. The whip antenna should have the clearest 360° field of view possible.
• Thread the cable connected to the whip antenna’s spring mount through the hole on the rail or MagMAX 3X mount. Secure the spring mount to the rail or MagMAX mount from the bottom with the jam nut (included).
• Run the RG58 coax cable inside to the booster unit. If you run the cable through a door, thread it through and behind the doorway’s weatherstripping, securing the cable where needed to keep it from flailing in the wind. Connect the cable to the booster.
• Adhere the server (inside) antenna as close as possible to where you keep your phone while driving. For example, if you dock your phone in a cradle on the dashboard, the server antenna should be mounted to the dashboard right behind the cradle. (The closer the server antenna is to the phone, the more likely you are to receive improved signal when outside reception is very weak.)
• Run the server antenna’s RG302 coax cable to the booster.
• Plug in the booster using the DC power supply cable.