Hello Everybody!
I have been looking for a 3 way N type Diplexer for some time now. The frequency range I operate on is between 380-400mhz.
Google hasn't produced any good results as I am looking to take 3 transmitters and consolidate them into 1 output (Omni-directional antenna)
I'm running about 3 RG-8 cables just over 100ft and using 3 separate antennas to transmit.
Could anyone suggest a product that fits my request, or something similar that would serve the same purpose?
Respectfully,
T
3 Way N-Type RF diplexer question
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Re: 3 Way N-Type RF diplexer question
A combiner is that what you seek.
Check with Bird RF, Sinclair, Telewave, EMR, etc.
Here is a page of combiners at Tessco.com
https://www.tessco.com/search#q=combiner
Good luck,
Check with Bird RF, Sinclair, Telewave, EMR, etc.
Here is a page of combiners at Tessco.com
https://www.tessco.com/search#q=combiner
Good luck,
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Re: 3 Way N-Type RF diplexer question
For further consideration:
The channel isolation needed by such a combiner depends upon the ...
- frequency separation of the transmitters
- mutual isolation of the transmit antennas, as installed
- intrinsic ability of each transmitter to reject external, off-channel r-f coupled to its output port
- regulatory issues relating to the maximum levels of off-channel signals permissible from each station
- real-world performance of that system for that application
The channel isolation needed by such a combiner depends upon the ...
- frequency separation of the transmitters
- mutual isolation of the transmit antennas, as installed
- intrinsic ability of each transmitter to reject external, off-channel r-f coupled to its output port
- regulatory issues relating to the maximum levels of off-channel signals permissible from each station
- real-world performance of that system for that application
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Re: 3 Way N-Type RF diplexer question
Thank you, this seems to be a little more complicated than what a newbie like me could handle!
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