ZCG SM39 as FM/DAB+ antenna

[Big Damo]

Hello, sorry if this is the wrong forum to ask in, my question is related to FM/DAB+ radio rather than scanning, but I figured the people here are all radio tech savvy

I'm doing a project car, and I've decided to ditch the factory AM/FM antenna and head unit, for a FM/DAB+ head unit, and I want to replace the factory up/down electric aerial before it fails.

I'm looking at using a ZCG SM39:

http://www.zcg.com.au/Catalogue/04a-SM3 ... g_whip.pdf

It says it covers 40MHz to 950MHz, which would cover FM and DAB+, convenient!

The only problem is that these new DAB+ head units have a separate aerial port for DAB+, and one for AM/FM.

Is it possible to get a "double adaptor" type connector so I can run just the one aerial to both ports of the head unit?

Or do I just buy two of them and have two aerials, one on each front quarter panel?

I'm also after a UHF aerial as well, have to be boot mounted I think:

http://www.zcg.com.au/Catalogue/04b-GID480-QF.pdf

I like the look of this one

Any suggestions?

Thanks much.

[oldicom]

GDAY DAB is around 200Mhz In Melborne its multiplexed on TV Channel 9s frequency, I am not sure if its vertical or Horizontal polarisation Prob Vert Thats why theres a seperate port as it it is 100Mhz away If you are not tech savvy, just buy a seperate antenna for dab , if you are just cut a quarter wave or something similar and mount it If you near the TV transmitters 50Km Bazinga It will work a note too broad banded antennas can be a compromise. even some of the best manufacturers get it wrong
Rgs
Peter

[Comint]

The attached PDF, courtesy of ACMA, shows all the DAB Frequencies for Australia.

DAB_Frequency_Blocks_2013.pdf

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Comint