Re: is this possible?
- From: Mike Ray <mer1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 03 Jan 2006 11:11:04 -0500
yikes wrote:
This is kind of tricky as RF reaching one antenna could reach the other out of phase and reduce the signal. If you had a pair of matched antennas pointing the same direction, you would get much more gain. I added a wingard HD9095P UHF 4 feet above a winegard HD8200P combo and used a UHV/VHF combiner. I found that I had to unwire the UHF section of the combo antenna (eventhough it was conneted to the VHF input) to get the max UHF from the HD9095P. Bottom line - try each antenna seperate, then combine them and see. (also there is some loss in the combiner)
Is it possible to combine two distinct antenna feeds? By that I mean, all my hd sans one come from one direction, the other one is 50 degrees off, so currently I get the majority but not that one......could I have two antennas to capture both signals?
Mango
Mike
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