im wondering if mutipal antenas can be connected together ? lets say 2 in oposite direction. any ideas appreciated.
thanks:suzzie:bunny:
Suzzie, if the two antennas happen to be on different bands. This means one is VHF only and one is UHF only. They can be combined with a UVSJ, which is inexpensive device that looses less signal than a normal signal splitter run backwards as a combiner.
Note that it only works if the antennas are as above on separate bands.
If they are on the same band, then just as Tim58hsv says use a combiner backwards.
If the two antennas are inside any splitter run backwards as a combiner will work.
Use this one for antennas on the same band and it's outside, if you can afford to order it. It mounts right on the antenna pole,
Winegard CC 7870 2-Way Antenna Joiner Coupler (CC7870) | CC-7870 [Winegard]
But if one of your antennas is UHF only and the other VHF only, you can "join" them instead of combining, with this
Pico Macom UVSJ UHF VHF Band Separator/Combiner for Antenna (UVSJ) | UVSJ [Pico Macom]
As important is like Tim58hsv says to make the two coaxes from the antennas to the combiner or joiner the same length. Also they should be the same type of coax, and best if bought at the same time, or made from the same piece or roll of coax.