MY WHISTLER WS-1065 DIGITAL SCANNER IS CONNECTED TO 2 HUSTLER MAGNETIC MOUNT ANTENNAS
WILL THIS GIVE ME BETTER RECEPTION
ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT
WILL THIS GIVE ME BETTER RECEPTION
ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT
TWO HUSTLER ANTENNAS TO ONE SCANNER
- Thread starter SCANNER0816
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the antenna should be designed for the frequency range of what ever it is that you want to listen to
your going to meed to provide more info on the antennas you have and two antennas may not be better than one.
your going to meed to provide more info on the antennas you have and two antennas may not be better than one.
If you already have everything connected you should be able to answer your own question. Not all bands and RF environments are created equal. What may work for me may not work for you. Welcome to the RR forums.
Also where are they located: Indoors? outdoors? rooftop? vehicle? Too many variables to make a clear cut yes or no answer
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Two antennas to one scanner is generally a bad idea, which is why most folks find one compromise antenna that works best for them. Generally, if you need multiple antennas for reasons such as covering different bands, you can either use an antenna switch or a device to properly combine the antennas commonly known as a diplexer and/or triplexer (depending on your needs).
If you are thinking that if one antenna of type X works well, then combining 2 of them is bound to work better, the answer is usually no.
If you are thinking that if one antenna of type X works well, then combining 2 of them is bound to work better, the answer is usually no.
majoco
Stirrer
If two antennas connected to one scanner worked well - then everybody would be doing it!
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