[MisterMe]

Originally Posted by mdawdy

I Googled glass-strip splitter but did not come up with much. I am not familiar with that terminology or with the term diplixer. Is this an example? ...

http://www.antennasdirect.com/store/splitters.html

Yes, those are glass-strip splitters. The are low-loss splitters with small internal glass printed circuit boards.

Originally Posted by mdawdy

If not perhaps you could get me an example?

Thanx.

The term "diplixer" was used in error. The actual term is diplexer. A diplexer is a combiner that multiplexes signals in two different frequency bands into a single pipe such as a coaxial cable. A VHF-UHF combiner is a type of diplexer. Diplexers are also used to combine satellite TV signals from the dish antenna with terrestrial broadcast signals from a terrestrial TV antenna for insertion into the satellite provider's STB.