



MFJ Enterprises Original MFJ-916B 1.8-225, 350-540 MHz Duplexer - SO-239
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Judy Kjar
Greater than one weekThe convenience of ordering on-line and fairly quick delivery made it easy to obtain this well known product. I use it to connect a VHF/UHF Arrow antenna to my radio while operating in a portable location for amateur radio satellite communication.
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P. Btica
> 3 dayNothing rattled inside when I shook it and it works.
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Steve - WB4BXO
> 3 dayA dummy load reads about 2.5:1 SWR on 440. Replace duplexer with a barrel and the same dummy load and cables read <= 1.1:1.
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Jack Webb
> 3 dayDoes the job well. Only complaint is that the SO-239s are a bit short so the mobile antenna I used for in-house crossbanding, the PL-259 would not screw tightly so I had to use some extra connectors.
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Ron
> 3 dayWorks great, no complaints.
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john-mahoney
> 3 dayAs expected!
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Billy J. Lowery
> 3 dayGrate product for splitting my UHF and VHF signals from one coax to two antennas.
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Kristopher O'Kon
> 3 dayExcelent
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Waxman
Greater than one weekI think this is one product MFJ can rightly take pride in. It allows you to operate two radios (a 2 meter and 70 cm radio) on one shared antenna...or feed two antennas to one dual band radio. What is does not allow is repeater operation that requires both bands on a single radio. For example, if you set up your radio to call the repeater on the ISS which has an uplink frequency on the 2 meter band and a downlink frequency on the 70 CM band you can have one or the other, but not both, to the same radio. The workaround is to transmit on the 2 meter and receive on on the 70 CM with another radio.
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Dan W
> 3 dayWorks just as advertised.