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Old 3-Jun-2011, 5:08 AM   #4
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Here is an example of a UVSJ. It is a filter that accepts UHF signals on one port and VHF signals on another to combine into one coax. The UVSJ will have less loss than a two-way splitter connected in reverse and will prevent UHF signals received by the VHF antenna from interfering with the better quality UHF signals from the UHF antenna and vica versa.

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You may see a benefit to using an amplifier when splitting the signal. Amplifiers are not substitutes or fixes for antennas that are too small, the wrong type or installed incorrectly. More on amplifiers
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