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Old 23-Jan-2015, 4:35 PM   #3
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combining two antennas for UHF results in at least 3dB signal loss, I think that is roughly half the strength?
It's actually twice that, or about 6 dB, before device inefficiency and phasing losses if the antennas are aimed in different directions.

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Is there any readily available clamp solution that will allow me to tilt the DB4e or DB8e up 10 or 15 degrees?
Have a muffler shop nearby with a bending machine? Have them bend a custom pipe with one or more angles so that you can experiment with various elevation aims.

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is this due to frequency differences that cause different amounts of reflection and or refraction of the signals?
Among other things, yes. The different frequency signals will have slightly different path impairments which will result in significant scattering of the signals by the time the diffract and/or reflect.
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