Why is it obvious? Actually, I don't. I have a tri-band Yagi that I also tune
for 12 and 17. So each band has a different tuning solution, which has nothing
to do with a different antenna spigot. And note I said, "for instance", i.e.
for example.
K3WYC has pointed out the pitfall of relying on r-f switching.
Wes N7WS
On 5/10/2021 8:26 AM, [email protected] wrote:
So you obviously have a different antenna on 10m than you do on 20m. Do you
have different antennas on every band? You can only connect a maximum of
three antennas to a KAT500.
I use a Top Ten band decoder to automatically switch an external coax relay
box, no TX is necessary.
John KK9A
Wes wes_n7ws wrote:
But back to the issue at hand. If I'm tuned up and working on 20-meters but
want to quickly listen to 10-meters for instance, why should I have to transmit
on 10 just to switch antennas?
Wes N7WS
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