GSM Outdoors
GSM Outdoors 2 Way Antenna Switch 0-50MHz 100W BNC 2 in 1 accessory
A 0-50 MHz antenna switch with one input, two BNC outputs, 100 W power handling, and disconnect plus grounding guards
- Connect two antennas to one radio with 1-input 2-output BNC switch
- Operate across HF and low-VHF bands using 0-50MHz frequency range
- Handle 100W transmit power without signal degradation or overheating
- Protect equipment with built-in disconnect and grounding guard functions
- Manual selector gives instant antenna switching for ham radio and broadcast setups
GSM Outdoors 2 Way Antenna Switch 0-50MHz
This new GSM Outdoors accessory is a manual two-way antenna switch designed for amateur radio and communication setups. It provides a single input and two outputs with a BNC interface. The unit handles signals up to 100W across a 0-50MHz range and includes disconnect and grounding guard functions for equipment protection.
Suited for operators needing one antenna at a time
Radio amateurs who want to select between two antennae from one transceiver will find this switch useful. It also fits broadcasting or monitoring roles where manual changeover is acceptable. Users requiring automatic switching, remote control or the ability to use both outputs simultaneously should look at a different device.
100W power rating decides suitability
The maximum operating power of 100W is the key figure that determines whether this switch matches your transmitter. If your radio outputs more than 100W you risk damage and must choose a higher-rated alternative. For QRP or standard 100W-class HF rigs the rating is adequate.
Highlights
- Connect two antennas to one radio with 1-input 2-output BNC switch
- Operate across HF and low-VHF bands using 0-50MHz frequency range
- Handle 100W transmit power without signal degradation or overheating
- Protect equipment with built-in disconnect and grounding guard functions
- Manual selector gives instant antenna switching for ham radio and broadcast setups
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Is the 0-50MHz range continuous or split into bands?
The switch covers 0-50MHz as a single continuous range, so one unit handles low-frequency and mid-range signals without band switching.
What does the 100W rating mean for my radio setup?
You can run up to 100W through the switch without performance loss, making it suitable for typical HF transceivers and amplifiers within that limit.
What does the BNC interface limit in practice?
BNC connectors on this switch are rated for the full 0-50MHz range and 100W power handling, so the interface does not restrict the stated frequency or power specs.
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