Poor 2G/3G quality inside a moving elevator

Thats because, usually, lifts/elevators are closed metal boxes, which are very good shields for RF signals. However, there are solutions available to overcome this problem too ...

-Karthik
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Tunnels which vehicles and trains drive through have the same problem. In the past, I think they just ran a wire from outside along the inside of the tunnel on insulated posts? And of course the wire was not grounded.

I searched google.com for the words tunnel radio wire and came up with some interesting stuff here...
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Thanks for the info. I already had some facts yet it was not enough. One of it is to use the Leaky Cable which behaves like an antenna though it has no Gain but it radiates RF signals and receives as well. I just cant figure out how am I going to implement the Leaky Cables to provide signal inside the elevator. I still dont know the radiation pattern of the LC and how can it be an exact help for me.

Regards

Is there a spare wire in the existing wires run to the elevator?

If yes, maybe attach an antenna on the roof to one end and extend the wire inside the elevator. Maybe running along the ceiling or whatever. Then see what happens! If it works, then make it look nice. Maybe an insulated chrome bar running along the ceiling or whatever.

Otherwise I imagine you would need to have the elevator company add an additional wire.