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Old 18-04-2012, 03:09   #1
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Masthead VHF Band Width Splitters?

Hi all, can anyone give me some info on mast head VHF antennas, thier wave length etc, also some VHF antennas are fed thru a band width splitter to receive FM radio , does this compromise performance?
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Old 18-04-2012, 04:47   #3
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HI Gord, thanks for the quote, it's someone elses yacht, I wasn't able to help with thier problem, just want a better understanding on band width splitters.

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Re: Masthead VHF Band Width Splitters?

A decent quality splitter for FM reception, properly installed, should not affect the performance of your VHF. Here's a link for VHF frequencies... U.S. VHF Channels

As you can see they range from about 156 MHz up to about 162 MHz.
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