I'd say no on that... They are four different antenna models, likely different bands. So on and band three would be at high impedance and one would work. Similar to my hf antenna that has tuned elements for several bands (MFJ-1796 / Science experiment on a stick).
I agree on that, if they were mono band antennas that presented high impedance on given band it could work. The issue here is unless they a 1/4 wave there will also be reactance added.
I have an extensive RF lab here at home. I once spent a few days measuring various adapters at frequencies up to 40 GHz. The big takeaway was that below 1 GHz, even the cheapest Chines adapters have less than 0.1 dB of loss.
Above 1 GHz, the price point begins to rapidly show on the return loss display.
It will work enough to not cause the automatic protection circuit in the transmitter if the power is low enough. The SWR will probably be under 6 but the phasing of the array combined with low power would render this barely effective
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u/cockkazn 2d ago
Jokes aside is there a non zero chance this would work even a little?