Single antenna or co -phase

QUESTION .....

Who makes the rules .....

Just because enforcement is lax doesn't mean you can make up your own ....

 

Many see with clarity the difference between Law and Rules
Laws Govern,Rules Control

I am a US Citizen and Guilty until proven innocent

Your radio God has bigger fish to fry,they dont because they cant
Again,THEY CANT!! so they piddle around drawing checks into retirement
thats the way USELESS Government Agencies should be!

 

That makes no sence at all .....

My radio god is ICOM .... not the FCC .....

Now that said I have to guess you also make up rules for the CDL and driving a truck .... So you would not mind if a few million illegals could drive without CDL's I'm shure the owners would love the cost savings.

Since you don't beleve in laws ....

 

You have some serious OCD issues

 

And what do you know about OCD ? I have a 28 year old who is profound and 28 years of working with them ...... I doubt you even know one ...

 

they dont fall to far from the tree do they . . . . . .

 

prove that or retract the comment

 

I really hate to ruin the thread and go back on topic, well sorta. I'm debating using my dual fed antenna line with 2 different antennas into the same radio. One antenna a regular 11M fibreglass whip, which the SWR's are fine now running 2 of them, and the other antenna a 10M Hustler tuned for 10 meters. Will this work SWR wise for the 2 bands, like a multiband antenna, or create some other kind of problem?

 

I doubt it will since the idea of 2 75 ohm feeds is to come up with close to 50 ohms based on 2 50 ohm loads no harm in trying it you might get lucky both may be wide enough that they are not that far off ( as 50 ohm loads )

If all else fails there are small antenna tuners .....

 

Running dual monkey made, with 18' coax on a century freightshaker , get outs and receive without any problems .. Have run single ant also I guess it just depends on the person,