- Combining three transmitters or receivers on the same antenna.
- Better utilization of good antenna position.
- Three antennas on the same transmitter or receiver.
- The only combining option with very small Tx-Tx frequency spacing.
- 30 W load supplied (other loads or no load as option).
Description
Specifications
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Ordering Designations
Model | Product No. | Frequency | |
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PRO-PHY150-3-1 | 210001225 | 130 - 142 MHz | |
PRO-PHY150-3-2 | 210000639 | 138 - 150 MHz | |
PRO-PHY150-3-3 | 210000611 | 146 - 158 MHz | |
PRO-PHY150-3-4 | 210000547 | 154 - 166 MHz | |
PRO-PHY150-3-5 | 210000583 | 162 - 174 MHz | |
PRO-PHY150-3-6 | 210000793 | 170 - 182 MHz |
Note
* The isolation between the Tx ports is directly dependent on the terminating VSWR on the antenna port. With an antenna load VSWR = 1.5, the isolation between the two Tx ports will be reduced to 20 dB @ 5 MHz bandwidth.
** The VSWR of the load’s should be < 1.1! Each load should be able to dissipate 2/3 of the input power. E.g.: With 50 W input, each load should be able to dissipate 50 W x 2/3 = 33 W.