On November 29, 2020 at 09:29, Trunk-Slammer -Supreme said...
My personal experience:
I have a client where there are two quad bays run into a splitter/amplifier and they are mounted at 40 feet. Didn't know it would work since you couldn't do this with analog antenna's but with digital it seems to work fine. This was done in the area of my main house, again due to the way off axis towers.
Back in analog days, I did this a couple of times with VHF signals. Pico/Macom and Qintar both had passive EQs that allowed you to have a separate antenna for each signal if you wanted, and also allowed you to combine amplification and attenuation to get 2 to 13 all at the same signal level.
There never was a similar device for UHF.