I don’t remember when the FCC started cracking down on what those levels could be, but many of the old tube receivers would never pass FCC type certification today.
When you stopped using the Ocean Hopper regen and upgraded to a S-38/SW-54
German subs could detect ships using regens and poor reverse isolation RF stage superhets. Adding a 2nd RF stage to several existing sets or adding shielding eliminated the problem, the National RAO is a good example of the added RF stage. Using a good splitter does the same if not better. A resistive splitter doesnt hack it, you need a Wilkinson style device as then the out of phase signal from the other port(s) is dumped in the terminating resistor. Same concept as used in the 4 Square vertical arrays.
Carl