JA, Since you have good quality duplexers already, i would go with the "cross band coupler" that Telewave makes. This is a very good commercial grade product, reasonably priced and is designed for repeater applications. I am using similar duplexers, a cross band coupler and a Diamond X- 500HNA on one of my sites due to limited available tower space. Not being a fan of duel band antennas, i'll have to admit, the combo performs quite well. :)
73, Steve / K6SCA --- In [email protected], "jhccradio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am not sure if we ever visited this question before, If we have > sorry... > > Here is the story, I have a Comet Dual Band Antenna GP9 VHF/UHF, > works for me and I like the quality and price. I have a UHF Repeater > and soon to have a VHF Repeater at the same location. I have no more > space or money to run the cable for another antenna, to the top. How > could I run both repeaters off the same antenna, I have a wacom > duplexer 4 can base type (not the cheap mobile kind) for one and the > other is a Telewave VHF 4 can (same type but VHF). Is it possible? > Could I use one of those splitters (450/150 mini duplexers) attached to > both duplexers? Or would I need something else? This is probably > simple I just am not sure? Thanks in advance? > > JA >
