Hi Doug, Yeah, it's probably quite usable on the ham bands... but keep in mind it's a hybrid unit, which normally assumes two fairly close spaced transmitters.
You could separate the isolator/circulator parts and use them in individual applications without the hybrid... unless you need to couple two very close spaced transmitters. cheers, s. --- In [email protected], Doug <ap...@...> wrote: > > I have come across a TX Multicoupler Model CT2-208 frequency 148-174 mhz. > The unit is equipped with one tunable hybrid, and four single > isolators with terminations. Each circulator has a tuning adjustment > on top. Looks like a Johannson capacitor. One isolator in each pair > is marked as 118 - 174 mhz and the other 148 - 174 mhz. > > Is it of any use in the ham band and if so how would one go about > tuning it... Neither Sinclair's site or google were any help. > > I think it is pretty old.. The isolators make the unit pretty heavy. > > Can anyone shed any light on the unit?? > > TIA > > DOUG VE5DA >
