I initially tried using Dishtv splitters with qualified success. On closer examination the bandpass between dish 1 and dish2 is different and neither actually calmed to pass the GPS frequencies. And indeed I had significantly different path losses.
I wanted a better solution. I did a brief search and found the following. The results are much better and the price was very reasonable. My path losses appear to be balanced and generally agree within 1dB, with at least 10 SV reporting 39 - 49dB. The splitter I tried has a claimed bandwidth of 40 to 2400 MHz and a "all ports power pass". Of course you have to have the adaptors from type N to type F and type F to type SMA. I was able to find all of those on Amazon and don't forget some type F terminators, they are hard to find in local box stores. Hope this helps some of the new guys, like myself, to get their labs up a little quicker. Computer Network Accessories, Inc. 5520 Burkhardt Road Dayton, Ohio 45431 Web: www.CNAweb.com <http://www.cnaweb.com/> Email: sa...@cnaweb.com Phone: 937-258-2708 - Fax: 937-258-2743 Product NamePart No.QuantityItem PriceTotal Price4 Way 2GHz Splitter w/ DC Pass72-2443$4.10$12.30 Subtotal:$12.30Shipping & Handling:$7.35Tax:$0.00 ------------------------------ Order Total:$19.65 -- S. Cash Olsen KD5SSJ ARRL Technical Specialist _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.