Hi Stan,
There's one way to tell ... give it a try. (:-))
I would expect any mismatch would be easily detected by
careful listening or watching the s-meter while tuned to a
stable signal while you plugged in one and then the other.
I think it would be difficult to find a "Y" TMP, however.
Female TMP's are scarce. To make my adapter cable
I salvaged a PC mount female from a Motorola UHF exciter
board.
73! Ken
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I'm thinking of a relay at that point to switch between them. But
then I guess there goes your isolation afforded by the BNC.
Would a Y cable affect the input Z enough to affect the gain?
Stan Rife
W5EWA
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I purchased my sub-receiver for one specific use ... to monitor
6M for band openings while the radio might tuned to another
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