Digital Yacht Spl2000 Vhf/ais Powered Antenna Splitter Mfg# Zdigspl2000 on 2040-parts.com
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Digital Yacht SPL2000 VHF/AIS Powered Antenna Splitter MFG# ZDIGSPL2000
SPL2000 AIS-VHF Antenna Splitter The SPL2000 allows the boat's VHF antenna to be used for both an AIS and VHF simultaneously. It uses ZeroLoss technology and is suitable for use with AIS Class B transponder systems as well as AIS receivers. It's also designed as a failsafe device with automatic priority given to the connected VHF. It is supplied with a BNC-BNC patch cable for the AIS and a PL259-PL259 cable for the VHF. It also features a AM/FM wired output for an on board stereo receiver. Identical in size to the AIT2000, it makes the perfect complimentary splitter device for Digital Yacht's range of AIS products. Please click on ME above to view store policies |
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