Antenna Switch for multiple radios

[N9JIG]

I am looking for suggestions for a decent solution to support 2 or more radios to connect to 6 (or more) antennas with good isolation between radios.

Here is what I have:
Radios are an Icom IC-7300, an IC-705 and an R8600.
I have 2 wire antenna's in the attic (10M and 20M dipoles) as well as 3 wire antennas on the roof (10M and 20M end-feds and a 20M dipole) as well as a Comet GP1 dual bander.

I currently have an AlphaDelta 4-B for 4 of the HF antennas dedicated to the 7300 and had-swap the others as needed. It works great for a single radio but I would like to be able to switch at least the two transceivers to the antennas without having to swap cables all the time. If a good switch supports 3 or more radios then that is a bonus.

I am considering the MFJ-1700C but I don't know how good the isolation is between the radios. Also, is there any solution that would allow one radio to use an antenna while another radio uses a different antenna simultaneously?

 

[AK9R]

Something like this:

eightpak,eight-pak, eight pak,8pak, 8-pak,8pac,8 pac, 8-pac, 8pack, 8 pack, 8-pack, 8pak controller, controller, pusb button controller, dual rotary controller, 8pak dual rotary controller, eightpak controller, antenna switch, switch

www.arraysolutions.com

"High isolation between all ports means safe reliable operation without risk to radio front ends."

 

[N9JIG]

I will check this out!

 

[G7RUX]

Something like this:

eightpak,eight-pak, eight pak,8pak, 8-pak,8pac,8 pac, 8-pac, 8pack, 8 pack, 8-pack, 8pak controller, controller, pusb button controller, dual rotary controller, 8pak dual rotary controller, eightpak controller, antenna switch, switch

www.arraysolutions.com

"High isolation between all ports means safe reliable operation without risk to radio front ends."

Neither the website nor the manual give any port-to-port isolation figures so I would be very reluctant to go with that unit.

 

[AK9R]

From the manufacturer's website: "Excellent isolation between radio ports (> 60 dB)"

 

[G7RUX]

From the manufacturer's website: "Excellent isolation between radio ports (> 60 dB)"

I stand corrected. However that is the *only* reference to an isolation figure given anywhere I can see.