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Hi Chuck
In the commercial world usually a circulator is used. It is in fact quite common as the cost of setting up another tower sited antenna is very high. The big problem with sensing RF is that you are reacting to its presence. Be better to run it from the PTT cct of the TX. I have seen some build it yourself articles for high power PIN diode switches out there. I dont have any URLs but the one I remember was on the LINRAD site - or just do a google on "high power PIN". Cheers Bob VK2YQA Chuck W. wrote: I'm wondering what is the best practice for connecting two transceivers to a single transmission line/antenna, or even if it is advisable to do? |
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