On 8/19/2014 8:21 PM, Dick NY1E wrote:
Can I use a splitter to combine 2 TV yagis pointed in different
directions? Does making the feedlines from the spilitter the same
length matter in this case? Dick NY1E
Sure - A splitter IS a combiner in reverse. No worries about feedline
lengths.
In the analog days, it was preferable to use a combiner with some sort
of frequency tuning depending on the particular channels you were trying
to access. You might use a diplexer, or a single channel inserter, or
multiport single channel filters, etc. The intent being to minimize
multipath interference from 2 antennas aimed in different directions
supplying signal for the same channel.
Digital, though not without issues, is much less prone to ghosting
problems, so simple broadband combiners can work well in many or most cases.
-Steve K8LX
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