"Chuck W." wrote in message
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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?

What would be great is if there was a switch that would share the line
between the 2 transceivers when no outgoing RF is present, and switch
everything to one rig when RF is sensed. However, I haven't seen a
product that does this!



Is this for two transceivers on the same band or are they on differant bands
?

Ralph Mowery wrote:
Is this for two transceivers on the same band or are they on
differant bands
?

Might be the same, might be different. I was thinking about two HF
transceivers rather than VHF/UHF.

-Chuck

Chuck W. wrote:

Ralph Mowery wrote:


Is this for two transceivers on the same band or are they on


differant bands


?



Might be the same, might be different. I was thinking about two HF
transceivers rather than VHF/UHF.

-Chuck



My rig, a Kenwood TS2000 has separate connections for the 2M and 70 cm
antennas, I use a duplexor to feed a dual band antenna., works great and
the duplexor was about $85 Cdn including shipping.

Paul