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Rodney Josey
- Jan 1, 1970
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Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a 'diplexer' for combining two UHF antenna's each
pointing in different directions into a single cable prior to being input into an antenna amplifier
?
I have need of 2 x UHF antennas - main one facing north for 4 free-to-air channels & a secondary one
facing to the south for a separate single free-to-air channel. Now I can get a 'diplexer' for
combining a VHF antenna plus a UHF antenna into a single cable which on taking one apart shows that
the VHF side stripline resistive load is different than that used on the UHF side - so NO GO for
using such a 'diplexer' when I need to combine 2 x UHF cables together into the one cable feeding
into the input of an external aerial amplifier.
Any ideas on what I could do to get this ?
Oz-Rod
Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a 'diplexer' for combining two UHF antenna's each
pointing in different directions into a single cable prior to being input into an antenna amplifier
?
I have need of 2 x UHF antennas - main one facing north for 4 free-to-air channels & a secondary one
facing to the south for a separate single free-to-air channel. Now I can get a 'diplexer' for
combining a VHF antenna plus a UHF antenna into a single cable which on taking one apart shows that
the VHF side stripline resistive load is different than that used on the UHF side - so NO GO for
using such a 'diplexer' when I need to combine 2 x UHF cables together into the one cable feeding
into the input of an external aerial amplifier.
Any ideas on what I could do to get this ?
Oz-Rod