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Making 3G booster From Old CDMA fixed line.

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khadymmyr
 
Reply Fri 27 Nov, 2015 03:14 am
I have a BSNL cdma wireless fixed telephone(with an antenna). can I make a bidirectional amplifier from its internal components and ICs so as to use it as a 3G booster. I would like to know which ic inside it can be used as a wcdma bidirectional amplifier and how ?
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