Recent content by npharper

I did it. It works, but isn't pretty. I skipped the second CDMA antenna because I'm on 4G anyway, and got good enough results by drilling for those antennas. Here's the thread: http://forums.androidcentral.com/verizon-galaxy-note-2/317952-modifying-aluminum-case-improve-signal.html#post3094153

I bought a Zomgo-brand aluminum case from eBay (in "Sapphire" color), and found that it interfered with my cell signal. I decided to modify it by drilling holes through the case, and after getting the following image from these forums, I knew where to drill them. The mod actually worked...

Whoops, scratch that second question. It's right on the picture.

Okay, two more questions: 1. Does Verizon use both CDMA antennas, too? 2. In the diagram above, am I looking at the phone form the back, or the front? Thanks again.

Thanks for all the info. That was really quick. I see from the diagrams that there are multiple LTE antennas. Are these for the various carriers, or does the phone use multiple antennas to connect to Verizon's network?

I recently bought an aluminum case for my Note 2, and it interferes with the LTE/CDMA signal. I was thinking of modifying the case by drilling a hole through the backing near the antenna(s), but I have been unable to find any information online about where inside the phone these antennas are...