I cannot detect any problems with it; the aircraft band frequencies I've been monitoring this week appear to be as strong on the UG2402 as with the MCL.Very happy with it especially since it only cost $8.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
EDA-UG2402 Drop Amp put into service
I initially used a passive 4-way MCL splitter to feed the Pro-2006, Pro-2022, Pro-2035 and BC590XL scanners, but it's only designed to work up to 400 MHz. Many people on the RadioReference.com scanner forums recommended the EDA-UG2402 drop amp for scanner use, and it's rated up to 1 GHz. So, a quick eBay purchase later I have one in service...
I cannot detect any problems with it; the aircraft band frequencies I've been monitoring this week appear to be as strong on the UG2402 as with the MCL.Very happy with it especially since it only cost $8.
I cannot detect any problems with it; the aircraft band frequencies I've been monitoring this week appear to be as strong on the UG2402 as with the MCL.Very happy with it especially since it only cost $8.
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