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Print View Posted: Mon Aug 06 2012, 05:06pm
Posted by: WDW1014Posts: 12
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I was wondering if I can connect my spectrum force antenna from scanner master to another scanner antenna i have and then connect both to my uniden bct8. and what would i need to buy to connect both. would it improve the reception? I'm just listening to nassau pd nothing special . Thanks




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Posted: Tue Aug 07 2012, 11:59am
Posted by: LI_Scan_GuyPosts: 255
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Unless you had one antenna cut for VHF and one antenna cut specifically for UHF I wouldn't suggest combining two antennas. Especially if they are cut to use the same bands and you aren't using any type of filtering device to direct what part of the band comes from which antenna.
I think you are better off using one antenna at a time if they are for general coverage.
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Posted: Tue Aug 07 2012, 01:29pm
Posted by: WDW1014Posts: 12
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there both multiband antennas that you cant tune and what kind of filtering devices can i get ?
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Posted: Tue Aug 07 2012, 07:44pm

Posted by: PFD MikePosts: 449
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If you are concentrating on NCPD probably a UHF antenna. I wouldn't spend too much because they could shut down the legacy system (477-478) at any time and use their 500 MHz P25 by itself, and right now they are all encrypted so there won't be much to listen too if that happens.
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Posted: Thu Aug 09 2012, 11:29pm
Posted by: ipfd320Posts: 1864
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I Picked up a TRAM 1450 UHF Antenna a few Months Back For the Ham Radio

This Antenna Does Cover up to 520 Megs and the Elements are Tuneable to the Frequency Range You Need

Alot of Times I Use it For My Scanners--GREAT RECEIEVE Compared to the Discone I was Using-(Nassau County comes in 100 Times Better here in Bay Shore (Suffolk County)

This Antenna Cost me 49.95 from Palmmetto Antennas---(Palmmetto Antennas.com)---He Ships Fast

The Antenna is Small and Lightweight and Comes with all the Mounting Hardware for the Mast

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