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I'm planning on putting up a Diamond V2000 (6m,2m,70cm) on a side arm with
the apex of an inverted Vee HF dipole hanging underneath. The two rigs these
antennas go to, overlap on two bands - 10m and 6m. With the antennas in such
close proximity, is there any danger of one rig 'blowing out' the front end
of the other?

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I'm planning on putting up a Diamond V2000 (6m,2m,70cm) on a side arm with
the apex of an inverted Vee HF dipole hanging underneath. The two rigs

these
antennas go to, overlap on two bands - 10m and 6m. With the antennas in

such
close proximity, is there any danger of one rig 'blowing out' the front

end
of the other?

--
Bob D. ND9B


Bob

If possible, stick a couple of back to back silicon diodes across the
begining of the receive path. This has proved adequate to protect commercial
receivers from 1kW transmissions on adjacent parallel antennas.

Mike G0ULI


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