From: J (W7LS@BLARG.NET)
Date: Thu Oct 21 2004 - 20:24:09 PDT
One potential problem might be intermodulation with local radio
stations. Those back to back diodes can mix all sorts of things and the
results fall into the channel you're trying to monitor on the scanner. I
say give it a shot, mindful that you may get additional unwanted signals
and might have to yank it out. Jim
Patrick Jankowiak wrote:
> Probably not. However, put two schottky diodes in parallel with
> reversed polarities, and attach this to a male BNC connector. Then
> use BNC T to effectively place this in parallel with the antenna lead
> at the scanner. The input voltage to the scanner during TX on the RT
> will be limited to a very low value and protect it.
>
> PJ
>
> Gray, Chris wrote:
>
>> HI Everyone...
>>
>> I'm going to be mounting a 524 and its partner the 442 in my duce. I
>> also want to add a bearcat scanner to the mix. Has anyone had any
>> interference issues doing this?? Basically I'm trying to find out if the
>> antennas are on the same roof, will the 524 blow up the bearcat?
>> Any info or direction on this would be great
>>
>> Thanks
>> Chris
>>
>>
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