My antenna is active and it uses 5 volts. I tried 2 different mushroom type
antennas with pipe mounts and ironically a magnet mount. Automotive antenna
outperforms it even with several feet of RG 174 cable. Go figure??Sent from my
Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone by Morse code.
-------- Original message --------From: ed breya <[email protected]> Date:
3/2/22 9:29 PM (GMT-08:00) To: [email protected] Subject: [time-nuts]
Re: Stability question I suppose you could do a split type distribution of the
conversion functions, but it may be simpler to just add some more gain at L1
with an in-line amplifier - preferably close to the far (antenna) end. You'd
have to work out how to provide the DC power for it, like taking some 5V supply
current off the line, and passing the rest to the LNA at the antenna.If your
existing antenna is passive (no LNA right at it), then that's the first thing
to do - get an amplified type. Presuming it is already a typical amplified
type, then adding another gain stage at the right spot can make up for a lot of
cable loss.Ed_______________________________________________time-nuts mailing
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