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Default Raymarine AIS

We are using the Milltech AIS SR162, with the smart antenna splitter. The
splitter makes me nervous however. If it has a fault or blows it's fuse, the
VHF xmit will probably damage the AIS receiver. There is no indicator lamp
on the splitter so you really can't tell what's up....
I wonder what the signal loss is through the splitter?


"Jeremy" wrote in message
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I looked at the NASA unit, but also ended up buying the SR162.



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