[TMRA] Schottky diode question sorta

KB8NXO at access-ohio.net KB8NXO at access-ohio.net
Sat Aug 21 07:10:08 EDT 2010


Thanks. It seems like I was trying to reinvent a TR switch. I don't know why 
I never thought of a TR switch. I think I'm the victim of too much 
advertising. I tried looking this up in my 2007 Handbook and 2010 Antenna 
book and there was no mention of it in either. Go figure.

Rick Palmer
KB8NXO


-----Original Message-----

From: "Richard D. Brownlee" <rdbrownlee at prodigy.net>

To: <KB8NXO at access-ohio.net>, "'TMRA Mail'" <tmra at mailman.qth.net>

Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2010 21:52:44 -0400

Subject: RE: [TMRA] Schottky diode question sorta




I once had a receiver and a transmitter on the same antenna.  It was wired

so that when I hit the push to talk button, an antenna switch directed the

antenna to the transmitter, and isolated the receiver.  I have not seen one

of those switches in a long time.  As a novice in 1980, I was using gear

from the 1950's; prior to that I used a manual antenna switch.



Richard D. Brownlee, Retired

dba Pa, Grandpa, and KA9IVY





-----Original Message-----

From: KB8NXO at access-ohio.net [mailto:KB8NXO at access-ohio.net] 

Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 2:06 PM

To: TMRA Mail

Subject: [TMRA] Schottky diode question sorta



I have 1 radio that I want to use to receive only(HF). I have 1 radio that I



want to transceive(HF). I have one antenna and feed line. Can I use a diode 

and T the two radios together without overloading (damaging) the receiver 

when I transmit?

Thanks in advance.

Rick Palmer

KB8NXO

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