High gain ant. for OnStar?

[Idaho-Hummer]

Does anybody know of a high gain ant. for the OnStar system for the cell phone side of the system?

[HummerNewbie]

Does anybody know of a high gain ant. for the OnStar system for the cell phone side of the system?

Poor reception out there in there in the middle of no where? :( ;)

[deserth3]

Poor reception out there in there in the middle of no where? :( ;)

I have an X up there. Her empty head is sucking up all the bandwidth.:D

[HummerNewbie]

I have an X up there. Her empty head is sucking up all the bandwidth.:D

Well, keep her far away from the rest of us will ya :p ;)

[ajburton13]

Try a yagi maybe, you can get a small 5 db one that would sit pretty easily on top or on your dash.

[Idaho-Hummer]

Poor reception out there in there in the middle of no where? :( ;)

With the OnStar yeah. But I can use an exterinal (Spelling) for the cell phone but the OnStar is suppose to have more power but it can't get out with it. And with a better ant. I could get better signal out in the middle of nowhere.

[usetosellhummer]

onstar is already boosted compared to a reg cell. sheet out of luck. cb?

[f5fstop]

True, Onstar uses max power versus the low power for a hand-held cell phone. I had no problems using the cell phone on my Onstar anywhere I used it while on my trip to Moab. Even in areas where there appeared to be no cell phone coverage per my (and my son's) Verizon cell phone, I was able to connect via onstar. Possibly I was roaming into analog areas, and our cell phones were only dual bands with no analog roaming.
I had to use up 100 minutes I purchased before adding my Onstar to my verizon account; now that they have finally figured out how to allow this with a GM discount in the MI area.:D