Daiwa CS-201A 2 Position Coax Switch

Switch has good positive snap action and quality connectors. Measured less than 0.1 dB insertion loss 1 - 30 MHz, no measurable effect on SWR. A little more expensive than some but I think it is worth it. Can be mounted either through the back plate using the two holes visible in the product photo (screws included) or on the back is a tab so it can be hung with one screw like a picture frame. Recommended.

Unit has a lot of play when switching from a to b sides. Once there it picks up the station ok

I needed to split my antenna , to two separate antenna tuners and this worked great !

Both products shipped and arrived as scheduled. The logbook should have been wire bound instead of glued together. This configuration makes it almost impossible to enter information. Not a very good design. The antenna selector made it possible to switch between the two antennas easily.

This is frequently recommended as the best coax switch by ham radio operators and this is for good reason. This thing is solidly built and works great. I have used it for switching between two radios and it has worked great on HF bands.

Good quality

Bought one two years ago to switch my antenna between two tuners. Ive put a kilowatt+ through the switch, and it hasnt failed me yet. Just bought another one to switch between my analog and digital radios.

You can buy a cheap coax switch, or you can buy one thatll minimize losses. How much have you invested in your actual antennas? This isnt the place to cheap out, IMO. Im using this to switch between my UHF/VHF omni, and my VHF beam. It works beautifully, and its built like a tank. Very high quality.

Using as a swap between 1.25m & 2m/70cm antennas for a triband. Pics speak for themselves. Actual swr from radio to antenna, not a dummy load.

O.K. but decided to go with 3 port input /one port out. A friend has interest in purchase from me.