[time-nuts] GPS antenna splitter recommendation?

[David G. McGaw]

I use splitters made for satellite TV with good results, I think. They 
have response 5 MHz to >2 GHz and pass DC from any of the outputs to the 
input, so any or all GPS receivers can feed the antenna.  Some cabling 
can be done with F connectors, or I add adapters as necessary (F to BNC 
adapters are common).  I even have some amplified splitters, though I 
modify them so they pass the normally 5V from GPS RXs to antenna and 
have external 12V power for the amplifier.

73,

David

On 4/29/20 8:18 PM, Frank O'Donnell wrote:
> I'm looking for a splitter to allow three or four GPSDO's to share my 
> roof-mounted Lucent PCTEL KS24019L112C 26db GPS twist antenna.
>
> I understand from scanning past threads that inexpensive splitters by 
> companies like Mini-Circuits often turn up on eBay, but I'm having 
> trouble narrowing down to one that will work for my situation. Can 
> anyone recommend a specific splitter that wouldn't be too expensive?
>
> Thanks much,
>
> Frank
>
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