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Turning “No Service” Into Full Bars with Jim’s Antennas.

Living in a rural or semi-rural area often means more space and privacy — but it can also come with frustrating downsides, like having no mobile reception. Calls drop, messages don’t send, and stepping outside doesn’t make a difference.

Bill from Jim’s Antennas Gold Coast recently transformed a property with zero mobile coverage into one with strong, reliable connectivity by installing a UFO access point.

The Power of a UFO Access Point

A UFO access point is a high-performance device designed to broadcast a strong Wi-Fi signal in all directions. This installation provided coverage over a 250-metre radius, ensuring the entire property was blanketed in reliable internet access.

With Wi-Fi calling enabled, the homeowner can now make and receive calls anywhere on their land, even in areas where mobile towers can’t reach.


Why This Solution Works

Versatile Use – Extends internet access to sheds, garages, and outdoor spaces.

Wi-Fi Calling – Uses your internet connection instead of mobile towers for crystal-clear calls.

Wide-Area Coverage – Perfect for large properties, farms, and outdoor work areas.

Seamless Connectivity – Works with most modern smartphones.


Installed by the Experts

The success of a system like this relies on professional installation and setup. Our technicians carefully position the access point for maximum reach, ensure it’s securely mounted, protect it from the elements, and configure your network for optimal performance.

Say Goodbye to “No Service”

If you’re tired of dropped calls and poor reception, Jim’s Antennas can design a solution that works for your home or business — no matter how remote your location.


Call 131 546 or book here to arrange your free onsite, no-obligation quote with your local Jim’s Antennas Franchise.

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