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"Gert Been" wrote in message
... Ehh, talking about "Decent" multiplexers: decent multiplexers have isolated inputs, yours don't. I just connected one of yours to a differential NMEA talker output. I can now hear all NMEA data on my SSB!! While trying to find out what's wrong, I found that all inputs on your multiplexer have the B terminals connected to ground!!! NMEA inputs are supposed to be isolated. Your grounded B terminals on the inputs effectively short-circuit any properly designed talker. Was it that hard to add 50 cents worth of optocouplers? Ouch!!! Meindert |
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