2-Way Antenna Signal Splitter for Uniden RadioShack Icom Alinco AOR Scanner shortwave Radio RTL-SDR Receiver BNC

WE added a wireless ( 4 ) microphone system to a single antenna. Church application , Very good coverage.I see why the special connectors , keeps untrained from screwing up the Impedance of the system adding mismatch wires.

I use this to split my attic-mounted antenna between two SDS200 scanners. It works fantastic, and as far as I can see, I didn't lose any signal strength on my devices. I would recommend this product to anyone needing to split an antenna feed.

came with all the inter connect cabling.the splitter outputs are not BNC's

used it for almost a year and one of the wires started to not work unless I moved it around a bit. no big deal ill just replace the wire and make another... except the push on connectors are very uncommon for sdr/scanner/radios.I believe its a PLA or PAL Male push on. too bad they didn't use BNC or SMA for all connections. Overall its has worked well, I just wore out 1 wire from always swapping it from a SDRplay to a handheld scanner.I'll just have to use this "F-Type TV Aerial Coaxial Coupler Female to Male Antenna CATV RF Coaxial Adapter Connector" then to "F Male to SMA Male" to a SMA cord. Too many connections for my liking.

This has worked surprisingly well as a Splitter for my two High-end AOR LF to UHF Scanner/Receivers. I know this is only rated from 5Mhz to 1Ghz range, but it has less than 3db (standard splitter) loss from 385khz LF to 1.2 Ghz. Highly recommended. N7FAE

very good

Works as expected

it kills my Signal