I bought a 3.6-V Trimble Bullet GPS antenna on ePay and wish to use it with 
 my T-bolt.  Rather than try to internally modify the T-bolt to provide a  
3.6-V antenna feed, I decided to try to build an in-line dropping adapter.   
I seriesed two Si diodes inside a 100 pf tubular ceramic capacitor and 
installed  the shrink-wrapped assembly inside a salvaged BNC-M to BNC-F coaxial 
 
assembly.  Unfortunately the completed assembly exhibits about a 4-to-1  
VSWR when terminated in a 50 ohm load.  Has anyone else tackled this  
challenge?
 
The 3.6-V Trimble antenna has less gain than the 5-V version which  makes 
my planned antenna rcable run on the edge even without the high  VSWR..
 
Bruce Hunter 
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