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26-Feb-2015, 10:21 PM
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The minimum separation between the UHF and H-VHF...
The minimum separation between the UHF and H-VHF would be about 3', more is better but after about 5' there's very little interaction.
There's not a hard fast rule re. which antenna should be on...
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Unfortunately, no. A Multimeter or DVM is going...
Unfortunately, no. A Multimeter or DVM is going to apply DC (0 Hz) to the devise when measuring resistance. The antenna operates in the 50 to 700 MHz range... A DVM does not.
An RF impedance...
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1-Sep-2012, 5:21 PM
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I attempted to describe that in post #10 of this...
I attempted to describe that in post #10 of this thread...
An important concept to read up on... develop an understanding of is: A section of transmission line (coax, twin-lead, etc.) that's 1/4...
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1-Sep-2012, 5:25 AM
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If your goal is maximum gain, yes you need to...
If your goal is maximum gain, yes you need to eliminate the combiner losses to the extent possible. However, simply combining side by side antennas can give you a more directional antenna regardless...
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23-Aug-2012, 6:10 PM
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Perhaps the easiest way to describe a practical...
Perhaps the easiest way to describe a practical low loss combiner is to simply have you look at a panel style UHF antenna. The DB4e is just as good an example as any... In the case of the DB4e, they...
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23-Aug-2012, 5:34 AM
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Ahhhh... Consider, if both antennas receive...
Ahhhh...
Consider, if both antennas receive identical amounts of power and then deliver equal signal power to their respective combiner ports, the combiner is being driven with twice as much power...
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22-Aug-2012, 5:32 PM
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I should ask... are you targeting different...
I should ask... are you targeting different signals with each antenna? Or are you combining two antennas for the purpose of increased gain? Or are you trying to null out an interfering signal?
If...
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21-Aug-2012, 12:54 AM
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I would err on the side of caution, measure from...
I would err on the side of caution, measure from the bottom most part of the upper antenna to the upper most part of the lower antenna.
The reflector and metallic structure of one antenna can have...
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15-Mar-2011, 5:10 PM
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Antenna Spacing Guidelines
Here is a single page guide regarding the distance antennas should be from adjacent antennas.
Antenna Spacing (http://www.tonercable.com/assets/files/TechnicalReference/antenna.pdf)
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