I installed the KXV3A today and while I had everything torn apart, I moved
the cable on the KRX3 sub-receiver from BNC to J43 so that the sub-rx could
listen on the idle transmitting antenna.
All works great, and I am having fun trying diversity reception. But here's
my question: My two antennas are located so each is in the other's null, but
they are not far apart, maybe 50 feet at most. When I transmit, I don't hear
any carrier-operated relays or see any adverse reactions, but I'm still not
sure that it's okay. The manual sez "well isolated," but what I'm looking
for is some objective way to test or measure. Can anyone tell me how I can
establish for sure that I can, or cannot, transmit on A when the sub is
connected to B, and vice versa?
73,
Tony KT0NY
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