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DX Engineering Receive Feedline Voltage Injectors

DX Engineering Feedline Voltage Injectors, DXE-FVI-1, are high-quality bias-tee devices that place direct current onto a receive antenna system's coaxial cable while preventing DC from reaching the Radio port.

These FVI-1 voltage injectors are used to power active accessory devices, such remote relays, switching systems, and preamplifiers. These are the original equipment FVI-1 units provided with single DX Engineering Active Receive Vertical antenna models.

Voltage is applied via the 2.1mm power connector to the receive antenna feedline F connector. The RCA phono jack connects to the receiver input with that DC voltage blocked, while passing RF from 100 kHz to 30 MHz.
Various RCA phono plug adapters for different RF cable connectors are available in Suggested Parts.

Two DXE-FVI-1 feedline voltage injectors may be connected at opposite ends of a feedline to provide DC voltage on the transmission line for your own custom application, keeping the input and output RF devices isolated from the voltage.

The included 120V AC 60 Hz wall transformer power supply may be connected to the 2.1mm power connector may to place approximately +12 volts DC on the coaxial cable center conductor, with the coaxial cable shield used as the negative ground return. A different station power supply, 1-16 VDC, may be used with an in-line, 1 Ampere, fast-blow fuse for various devices. DX Engineering feedline voltage injectors are ready for your "DC power on the coax" needs!

Note: Whenever the DX Engineering "Documentation" tab is available, please look at the associated files for additional product information.

When you need to inject a DC voltage onto a 75 ohm coaxial cable used for receiving, remember the DX Engineering Feedline Voltage Injector!

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