I think the hull is a great shield from signals. You can google for solutions --there are "relatively" cheap signal extenders such as an exterior cell antenna that will improve your reception indoors. But if stepping outside is the free solution, that's the one I'd take (of course you'll hate me when you must use the phone and it's pouring outside).Fastjeff wrote:We have to take our cell phone outside the cabin to get any signal with it. Is that common? I assume the aluminum hull is responsible.
Radio Reception
Re: Radio Reception
-joel-
former owner 1988 '32 FB Sedan
Chesapeake Bay
twin 318 / 240 hp
Potomac MD
former owner 1988 '32 FB Sedan
Chesapeake Bay
twin 318 / 240 hp
Potomac MD
Re: Radio Reception
Although my stereo and ship to shore are driving me nuts I think the lack of cell reception is an added bonus to a Marinette. Work is unavailable to find me when I'm in my "safe place"...
1986 32' Sedan
Chrysler 360's
Cleveland, Ohio
Chrysler 360's
Cleveland, Ohio