Thank you for the reply. Just one quick question, could you suggest any readily available bandstop filter, LNA and Bias T for the VHF turnstile antenna and UHF turnstile antenna? Links where I can buy them?
Thank you for the reply. Just one quick question, could you suggest any readily available bandstop filter, LNA and Bias T for the VHF turnstile antenna and UHF turnstile antenna? Links where I can buy them?
No need for a seperate bias tee with the V3 RTL-SDR.com dongle - itâs built in. RTL-SDR.com also sells an LNA and FM broadcast stop filter, which I believe are less than US$20 each, as well.
No, they are not weather proof. You really should have an âLNA boxâ outside for housing these bits of gear. I suspect that you may end up changing them around as you experiment so should not plan to only use weatherproof gear⌠If for the only reason it will add a LOT to the cost and will limit your options for this equipment.
Hi, I just came up with a basic question, but would like to make sure its right, hope you never mind. Can I have the RTL-SDR Wideband LNA and Bandstop filter connected all the time to the antenna? Will it damage LNA or receiver if its in connection? Should I disconnect the LNA from the antenna when not used?
My connection: VHF TA-1 turnstile Antenna ==> Coaxial Cable ==> Bandstop filter ==> LNA ==> RTLSDR ==> Raspberry Pi
Do I need to use any relay switch to connect and disconnect LNA from the circuit to prevent from damages?