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chadcoldfusion it's not bidirectional. signal path is only one direction. You will need to have 2x of these going opposite and a relay switching between them and the input and outputs and that will be a half duplex transmission. You can make a flipping circuit and use just one of these where it flips the RF input and RF output using relays
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