I was referring to the StackMatch in N2IC's post, not a general
antenna relay. A Stackmatch is generally used to split the TX/RX of a
single radio to one, two or three Yagis while maintaining a 50 ohm
input impedance.
John KK9A
David Gilbert AB7E wrote:
Why are you limiting the consideration to receive? If you have more
than one rig (i.e., transmitter) in operation with remote switches
controlling which antenna goes to which rig, how happy would you be with
45 dB isolation (or less than 30 DB in the case of the RCS-4)? Even 100
watts relative to a dBm is 50 dB.
Dave AB7E
On 10/25/2019 11:54 AM, john at kk9a.com wrote:
Does this mean if you have one beam aimed at the Caribbean and one
on Europe and only the EU antenna is selected, you're still
receiving stations on the Caribbean beam but 45dB weaker? Is this
an issue?
John KK9A
Steve London n2ic wrote:
Measured a few switches I had laying around. Array Solutions 2 antenna
Stackmatch. 45 dB @ 14 MHz. Hmmm.
73,
Steve, N2IC
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