That's what I said. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Thorn
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That's what I said. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Thorn
well i'm sorry to say you are all wrong as ive connected this antenna and it works a treat ;)
You've attached both a directional and an omni to the same antenna port?Quote:
Originally Posted by fido13uk
To be clear:
- Replacing an omni with a direction is completely doable, although there are some requirements to doing it correctly.
- Adding a splitter will not work.
no i just attached the grid antenna to the repeater and removed the omni antenna and i can pick up the signal perfect :) so i now know that a directional antenna does work on a universal repeater ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Thorn
But that is not what the OP has asked. He clearly stated he wanted to split one antenna connection to two antennae.Quote:
Originally Posted by fido13uk
That was not the question that Barry or I answered. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by fido13uk
Do people even read anymore?
lol well if you looked at my original question i asked wether a directional antenna would work on a repeater :rolleyes: i was asking for help prior to trying this and i was told it wouldnt work... so i guess i found out myself through trial and error ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
The problem with your original question is this:Quote:
Originally Posted by fido13uk
That's the issue that caught our attention.Quote:
and if so how would i rebroadcast the signal?