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![]() "Mark" wrote in message ... Hi... Can I simply build myself a switch box? Put each antenna onto a common bus and use switches to assign to the various outputs that are connected to the various receivers? Mark. That's what I did. I used a 6-position rotary wafer switch that gives me 6 antenna positions. The output of the rotary switch feeds into a single-pole-double-throw toggle switch. I also added a switched home built attenuator between the wafer and toggle switch which gives me 0 to 35dB attenuation selectable in 5dB steps.Now I can feed any of six antennas to either of two receivers with just the flip of 2 switches. From a purity point of view this is not the best setup as there is some crosstalk between the antennas. But for a receive only situation, it works great and you would have a hard time proving the crosstalk is of any real concern. Easy, fun, and low cost too! Al KA5JGV San Antonio, Tx. |