Obviously your RX antenna is not well decoupled from your TX antenna,
it takes up your TX signal and provides it, as a very strong signal,
to the radio.
You have to ground/disconnect your RX antenna while TXing.
> However I build one with 60dB and one with 40dB attenuation - caculated from the formulas given by W5QN.I used a 3.3Ohm to gnd and a 47 Ohm in series to the sample output.
>
> The reponse of the 60dB is flat from 1MHz to ca. 150 MHz with a Amidon /Micrometals T68-2 red toroid. Even with 1kW the core does not get hot. I put this in a tin box 32x32x30 mm
> The 40 dB is from 3,5MHz to 440MHz (maybe I should try a fair-rite ferrite core instead for lower cut-off) . I used 2502 SMD resistors
>
> cheerio & 73
>
> Juergen DL4JY
>
>
> Am Mo., 5. Jan. 2026 um 22:22 Uhr schrieb Martin Domino <
martin7...@gmail.com>:
> I think it's some kind of home production.
> but it looks really nice
> sold by Symkrilag UK -
www.symkrilag.uk
>
>
> mandag den 5. januar 2026 kl. 19.12.24 UTC+1 skrev Ezio Insinna:
> Hi Martin.
>
> HNY 2026.
> Can you advise about your supply source for this coupler ?
>
> Thanks, 73
>
> Ezio - F5MWA / K3EK
>
> On Mon, Jan 5, 2026 at 4:07 PM Martin Domino <
martin7...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Received this in the mail today
> I'm a little curious if there are any people who use it for pure signal
> And maybe have some experience with settings.
> It has a -50dB OUT
>
> I use CM AISO with a Yamaha AG03
> THETIS v2.10.3.11
>
> And Happy New Year
> OV60/OZ9MSD
>
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