18, 2008 7:55 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] two transceivers and one antenna
Hi
I need some ones opinion on something I am thinking about doing.
I sure hate to have to say, I wish I hadn't done that!
I have two transceivers and one multi-band yagis antenna.
Switching the coax from one rig
connectors.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
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Tellefsen
Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2008 12:31 PM
To: Scott McDowell; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] two transceivers and one antenna
Hi
I've used an MFJ-1702C for a number of years and haven't
fried anything yet. One of the Alpha-Delta SPDT switches
is somewhat pricer but a higher quality switch.
Doug
W6JD
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From: Scott McDowell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
I need some ones opinion on
Hi
I need some ones opinion on something I am thinking about doing.
I sure hate to have to say, I wish I hadn't done that!
I have two transceivers and one multi-band yagis antenna.
Switching the coax from one rig to the other gets to be a hassle.
I've been thinking about getting a coaxial switch
Scott,
The real answer is it all depends - it depends on the isolation
provided by your particular relay.
Since you did not specify the relay that you are considering, I cannot
look up the characteristics, but you are looking for an isolation of 60
dB or greater if you are considering 100
Hello Scott,
If you can find a Bird coaxial switch, it will more
than meet your needs. This unit operates with
a pull out-turn-push-in motion and has -very- good
isolation. The switch has -no- contacts ... the knob
actually moves a short length of coax in and out of
the connectors on the
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