Product Overview
Two-Way 50 Ohm Power Divider, 66-512 MHz, N Male Connectors, DC Pass
Condition
Used, with normal cosmetic wear: scuffs and light scratches from previous handling, and chipped paint on the black housing. Evaluation: Visual inspection only. Function testing not performed. The TX RX Systems specification sheet for models 84-01-06 and 84-01-06-C is included. Label markings legible: Two-Way Power Divider, Model 84-01-06C, Serial 21415-C6, Frequencies 66-512 MHz Range, 66-266 MHz 3.6dB, 400-512 MHz 4.5dB, TX RX Systems Inc., 8625 Industrial Parkway, Angola, N.Y. 14006.
Ships from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day. We've been selling online since 1999.
Product Overview
The 84-01-06C from TX RX Systems of Angola, N.Y. divides one RF signal into two equal parts across 66 to 512 MHz, and extra circuitry lets DC power ride the coaxial center conductors through any combination of ports. The 3.6 dB and 4.5 dB figures on the label are the maximum signal loss from the input to either output. The C suffix marks the factory-applied Dow Corning 1890 protective coating listed on the included sheet.
Key Features
- Frequency range 66-512 MHz
- Signal loss, input to either output: 3.6 dB max at 66-266 MHz, 4.5 dB max at 400-512 MHz
- 20-30 dB isolation between the two outputs
- Impedance 50 ohms, all ports; VSWR 1.5:1 max
- RF power rating 1 watt, all ports matched 50 ohms
- DC passes along the coaxial center conductors, any port combination
- Type N male connectors: one input, two outputs
- Body 5.25 x 2.5 x 1.75 in, excluding connectors, with mounting flanges
- Epoxy paint with the -C factory protective coating
Applications
- Feeding two receivers from one antenna at a VHF or UHF radio site
- Splitting a receive path while passing DC up the coax to a tower-top amplifier
- Splitting a low-level test signal between two receivers on the bench
- Replacing a failed 84-01-06 or 84-01-06C in an existing rack
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put a transmitter through it?
Only at low level. The RF power rating is 1 watt with all ports matched to 50 ohms.
Will it pass DC to a tower-top preamp?
Yes. DC passes along the coaxial center conductors through any combination of ports.
What connectors does it have?
Type N male on the input and both outputs.
What am I getting, and what am I taking on?
A used divider with a legible label and its spec sheet, sold as shown. It has not been function tested. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
Signal goes in one end and leaves in two equal halves, and the outputs cannot hear each other through 20 to 30 dB of isolation. Check your band against 66 to 512 MHz and put it back to work.
