Cellular signal For every overland adventure

The Velocity Off-Road requires a small amount of cell signal to work.

Here’s how to best think of what the Velocity Off-Road provides. While driving, you’ve no doubt experienced cellular dead zones, areas where you can’t make a call. They vary in length – sometimes they’re short (a minute or so), sometimes they’ll last hours. Most dead zones are of the shorter variety.

With the Velocity Off-Road, dead zones of around 5 minutes will be eliminated with a well-installed kit.

So, if you’re driving in a National Park and you have a 30-minute dead zone where you have no usable signal, the Velocity Off-Road will give you 10 extra minutes of signal, reducing that dead zone to 20 minutes.

If you like to camp in the middle of complete dead signal areas, then the Velocity Off-Road won’t help you. However, it will greatly extend (by around 3-5 miles, depending on topography) the number of available camps you’ll be able to get usable signal in.

The Bolton Velocity Off-Road is designed for in-vehicle use. Most often than not, the signal it broadcasts will not reach outside your cab. Though, if you move the inside antenna, it could work in hard-shell rooftop tents. With soft-shell tents, the signal may not propagate as needed to get a signal boost.

Yes. Hotspots rely on cellular signals to function. The Bolton Velocity Off-Road is designed to enhance cellular network connectivity. If a hotspot is within range of the Bolton Velocity Off-Road, it will receive stronger cellular signals and perform better.

If your navigation system is powered by a cellular network, the Velocity Off-Road will improve your GPS signal.

The Bolton Velocity Off-Road comes with a DC power supply (BT459815). You can connect it to your cigarette lighter or an external power supply that’s equipped to power the Velocity Off-Road. If you prefer it to be hardwired, a hardwired power supply is available separately.

If using the basket clasp, the Bolton Blade can be mounted on roof racks, ladders, and any cylindrical objects. As the name suggests, the M8 rail mount is for M8 rails.

The cylindrical RAM mount comes on either variety, and allows for complete 180-degree motion. This means you can lay the antenna flat, on its side, or place it straight up for an extremely versatile antenna setup.

As long as the Bolton Blade is installed about 6 to 12 inches away from other antennas, you should not experience any interference.

The Bolton Blade measures 23.5 inches.