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In article k.net,
chuck wrote: As a follow-up, the easiest solution, by far, and perhaps the least expensive one, is to purchase a dual voice coil speaker. Each voice coil is completely (as they say) independent of the other so there is no damage to equipment. I have no idea whether you can find a dual voice coil horn, but you can search for one. Good luck. Chuck Motorola used some really nice dual voicecoil Speakers in their Bridge to Bridge version Modar Vhf Radios. These were designed in just for this specific purpose, to combine audio from both the main Receiver, and the Ch 13 Monitor receiver, that was grafted on the top of the main radio. I always liked the simplicity of this design. Maybe Motorola still has some of these in the supply system...... Bruce in alaska -- add a 2 before @ |
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