Hey guys I ordered a couple of Pico UVSJ's from Solid Signal and received Blonder Tongue ZUVSJ's. Is there a difference? I notice the UVSJ had a VHF and UHF input and the ZUVSJ has a high and low. Makes me think the ones they sent are for VHF only.
Difference between UVSJ and ZUVSJ
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From the Blonder Tongue website (you can't access the specs unless you register but this does confirm what item is): http://www.blondertongue.com/search.aspx?keywords=ZUVSJ
Can you post the specs?From the Blonder Tongue website (you can't access the specs unless you register but this does confirm what item is): http://www.blondertongue.com/search.aspx?keywords=ZUVSJ
Iirc the high side will pass UHF also
Nope, don't have a Blonder Tongue account. Posted link for the OP to research the specs of the item.
Here you go Ice
Specifications
Band Separator/ Combiner UHF/VHF
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Specifications
Band Separator/ Combiner UHF/VHF
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Bandwidth
- VHF
- DC to 250 MHz
- UHF
- 470 to 890 MHz
- VHF Band Rejection
- 23 (Min.) dB
- UHF Band Rejection
- 30 (Min.) dB
- Insertion Loss
- 0.8 dB
- Impedance
- 75 O
- Power Passive
- VHF band only
- VHF
No and I don't know if they have a high/low VHF. Just that the UVSJ say's VHF and UHF and the ZUVSJ just says Hi and LOw
UVSJ Separates and isolates VHF (54-216 MHz) from UHF high (470-809 MHz) signals providing for clean insertion into headend strip amplifier. Filters and mixes VHF and UHF signals allowing mixing of multiple antenna. I guess they are pretty much the same but the z series are a little more wide banded. Oh well practice makes perfect, we will find out.
Thats what I have and it works great. But you can try what you have and see how well it works
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