I have a friend who has an airplane, and in it is two receivers that are on at the same time. One is for communication of voice signals, and one is for navigation. They share an antenna via a splitter, similar to a television antenna splitter. He was told that it was legal and safe to run both of these receivers off the same antenna so he installed it as such.
Both the receivers are FM, around 120 Mhz, and I'm pretty sure they're phase lock loop and Super Het and all.
Another person told him that each receiver would only receive 1/2 of the total signal, thus sharing the antenna would cause each reciever to have a weak signal. This didn't sound right, and I was wondering if any one out there can explain.
Both the receivers are FM, around 120 Mhz, and I'm pretty sure they're phase lock loop and Super Het and all.
Another person told him that each receiver would only receive 1/2 of the total signal, thus sharing the antenna would cause each reciever to have a weak signal. This didn't sound right, and I was wondering if any one out there can explain.