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Sub Rx Diversity

Chuck Chandler
All this talk about how great Diversity is had me wondering, but when I try
it out I realized I had to move the receiving antenna to the Aux RF jack.
The Kady boom mentions using an RF splitter to allow the receive antgenna
to be used for both purposes.

What have other members of the list used for this purpose?  Seems like a
fairly broadband, low noise amp would do pretty well.

73 de Chuck, WS1L

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Re: Sub Rx Diversity

Jim Brown-10
On 3/12/2018 5:39 PM, Chuck Chandler wrote:
> What have other members of the list used for this purpose?

I've used both BNC Tee connectors and lab-grade passive splitters made
by MiniCircuits. Both work.

73, Jim K9YC

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Re: Sub Rx Diversity

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 Chuck,
All you need to do is run your RX Ant into the BNC connector labeled RX IN,  Then run a short cable with BNC males on each in between the RX OUT and the AUX in (under the PL259 connector for ant 1 and 2)..  Works great,  when you go to diverse receive, the main receiver is listening on your receive antenna, and sub receiver will be listening on your transmit antenna.
Seems a lot of individuals do not know this "trick", but I have been using this setup for several years.
Dick, K8ZTT 
    On Monday, March 12, 2018, 6:40:04 PM MDT, Chuck Chandler <[hidden email]> wrote:  
 
 All this talk about how great Diversity is had me wondering, but when I try
it out I realized I had to move the receiving antenna to the Aux RF jack.
The Kady boom mentions using an RF splitter to allow the receive antgenna
to be used for both purposes.

What have other members of the list used for this purpose?  Seems like a
fairly broadband, low noise amp would do pretty well.

73 de Chuck, WS1L

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