[time-nuts] GPS Antenna splitters
Hal Murray
hmurray at megapathdsl.net
Sat Feb 5 01:49:40 UTC 2011
> Has anyone measured the gain (or loss) of the Minicircuits ZAPD-3DB-1575-3
> GPS antenna splitter? I've seen a number on the auction site, and am
> wondering if they have any gain. I see the 3DB in the model number, but
> don't know if it's gain or loss. I have a TBolt and an HP Z3801A. I can
> use the antenna with only one receiver at a time, but would like to run
> them concurrently. Since I'm using a 25db gain bullet antenna, I
> certainly don't want to lose any signal. If the ZAPD-3DB-1575-3 splitter
> doesn't provide any gain internally, which model splitter(s) can you
> recommend?
If the data sheet doesn't say anything about the power supply requirements,
I'd assume it is a simple splitter with no amplifier which would match 3 DB.
The HP 2-way and 4-way GPS splitter is often available on ebay. I forget the
model numbers, but it's pretty obvious. There are only a few of them. They
take power from the coax.
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