Found it.
http://forum.tvfool.com/showthread.php?t=13530
RCA TVPRAMP1R If it works as well as the old CM 7777 it's one heck of a deal at $21.06. About 1/4 what I paid for the 7777's.
Only if you can 'live with' less signal strength. Each port on a typical splitter has nominally 4 to 5 db loss**. And could be more if same freq but a phase difference is introduced. Minimize this by mounting the antennas above/below one another and use equal length coaxes from/to balun and splitter. More ideally, the feed point of the antennas would be vertically inline.
If Wanting to 'stack' two identical antennas to get better performance(gain) on a channel or single band, the splitter method makes the gain an overall loss, better to use a 'phasing harness' or get the bigger antenna.
If two antennas are wanted to be used for Different bands or directions, same applies. Equal length coax.
**The 'key' is this: Take into account the losses you're also adding to the 'system'
If first you have a +12db gain antenna. Your gain is 12 db.
'Splitting in' a 2nd antenna (+12db) does not result in 24db gain. Doubling is only 3db. So the result 'could be' +15db. But if using the splitter to combine them the result is +15 - 4(or 5)= +11(or +10)
Or 12-4(5)=8(7) 8(7)+3= 11db(10) 1 to 2db loss when adding the 2nd antenna.
A 'stacked' 2nd antenna, utilizing a phasing harness, will be closer to the theoretical (12+3=) 15db gain result.
GE:
Don't think GE is, in the consumer electronics market, producing product anyway. Think they turned into a rebranding company in the early 90's. Think the only product GE produces/builds themselves anymore are jet engines.