RF Power Splitter - How does it work?

So I have a series of videos detailing the performance of USB Software Defined Radios and how they perform against each other. I received some comments and some emails basically saying the same thing - your testing is flawed. So I looked into it, and sure enough my testing was flawed. So I added a new item to the hamfest shopping list, an RF splitter suitable to the task at hand. I went looking for one in the retail market and at $100 minimum I wasn't going to do that. Sure enough the local hamfest had a vendor selling them for $10. You better believe I snapped up a couple of different models. This is the takeaway from getting such a device.
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[@temporarilyoffline]

I always love tear down vids! Im an explorer of things.

[@LifeAtTerminalVelocity]

Thanks Steve, I'm a curious cat also and I love to dig into stuff and figure out how it works. Sometimes I confuse myself more but that is all part of the journey.

[@margieortiz9879]

Always instructive and mesmerizing, you definitely know your craft 👏👏👏

[@LifeAtTerminalVelocity]

Gracias viejita ;)

[@lyledal]

Wikipedia is the source of all knowledge! This is a really interesting topic. 73!

[@LifeAtTerminalVelocity]

Oh this gets worse. There is a rabbit hole here I was not expecting. Thanks Lionel!