📻 Comet CF-416A Transceiver Duplexer - HF-VHF/UHF, 1.3-170MHz & 350-540MHz Review

When I first bought the product it worked fine and then after 6 weeks it leaks when transmitting on VHF back to the radio on the UHF side is shown as static.

I had to keep changing cables. This male allows me to use two fixed feeders to separate the fixed antennas without any changes during operation. I get the most out of my TS-2000 ham equipment and have even more fun with it!

Bought for Kenwood TS-2000, worked great so I bought a second one and after four months of use the first one stopped working after 30 days with UHF and s . The second one didn't work either. I did a normal test of the connections and radio and found this was found internally due to the cheap disc capacitors used and poor installation during production. I bought a replacement MFJ, I hope it lasts more than 3 months.

excellent device to work with 2 mobiles 2 / 440 2/10 meters or 2 different antennas, some radios have a double antenna connector , and me didn't notice any drop in reception on either side of the splitter and as for vswr that's right on the cover money. I use 2 radios and sometimes 3 depending on who I'm talking to. It's just that most of the time I have to run the switch network when I use Kiruson pt8200 and Yeasu ft-1802m both bands can talk at the same time and not be afraid of each other. I

I had to constantly change the cables. This male allows me to use two fixed feeders to separate the fixed antennas without any changes during operation. I get the most out of my TS-2000 ham equipment and have even more fun with it!

Bought one for Kenwood TS-2000, worked fine so I bought a second one and after 4 months of use the first one stopped working on UHF and after 30 days the second one stopped working. I did a normal test of the connections and radio and found this was found internally due to the cheap disc capacitors used and poor installation during production. I bought a replacement MFJ, I hope it lasts more than 3 months.

great unit to work with 2 cellphones 2/440 2/10 meters or 2 different antennas, some radios have dual antenna connectors and I haven't noticed any drop in reception on either side of the splitter but as for vswr it's worth it to pay for coverage. I use 2 radios and sometimes 3 depending on who I'm talking to, it's just that most of the time I have to run the switch network. I use kiruson pt8200 and yeasu ft-1802m and can talk on both bands at the same time and not afraid of each other. I was…