2-Way Antenna Signal Splitter for Uniden RadioShack Icom Alinco AOR Scanner shortwave Radio RTL-SDR Receiver BNC

came with all the inter connect cabling. the splitter outputs are not BNC's

Awesome

used it for almost a year and one of the wires started to not work unless I moved it around a bit. no big deal ill just replace the wire and make another... except the push on connectors are very uncommon for sdr/scanner/radios. I believe its a PLA or PAL Male push on. too bad they didn't use BNC or SMA for all connections. Overall its has worked well, I just wore out 1 wire from always swapping it from a SDRplay to a handheld scanner. I'll just have to use this "F-Type TV Aerial Coaxial Coupler Female to Male Antenna CATV RF Coaxial Adapter Connector" then to "F Male to SMA Male" to a SMA cord. Too many connections for my liking.

I use this to split my attic-mounted antenna between two SDS200 scanners. It works fantastic, and as far as I can see, I didn't lose any signal strength on my devices. I would recommend this product to anyone needing to split an antenna feed.

Went back to the strisberg multi coupler. Difference is night and day

This has worked surprisingly well as a Splitter for my two High-end AOR LF to UHF Scanner/Receivers. I know this is only rated from 5Mhz to 1Ghz range, but it has less than 3db (standard splitter) loss from 385khz LF to 1.2 Ghz. Highly recommended. N7FAE

WE added a wireless ( 4 ) microphone system to a single antenna. Church application , Very good coverage. I see why the special connectors , keeps untrained from screwing up the Impedance of the system adding mismatch wires.

it kills my Signal