Urine Diverter comparisons

How best to divert Urine from a basic composting toilet? There finally seem to be several different commercial types of urine diverters (from europe, but available to be shipped to the US).  There's the Kildwick-Klassik, and this one on ebay: https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=DChcSEwiN-YeE-I3oAhWPwMAKHQ35D60YABAjGgJpbQ&sig=AOD64_21QyChi5jquYMhdMddvbLmt4KWgw&ctype=5&q=&ved=2ahUKEwi6xYCE-I3oAhWDJ80KHZLuAJ8Q9aACegUIDBCXAQ&adurl= for example.  Others?

I'm not that into buying product, and am happy to just make one out of a jug for my home toilet, but we do have groups coming through to view our permie farm and for some just the concept of a chamber composting toilet is a big enough stretch, without adding a janky homemade urine diverter.  Has anyone tried one of these or have others to recommend
THANKS!

I'm curious to see some replies to this. Urine diversion basins are popular in Indian eco composting toilet circles, but to be honest I've never seen one functioning after a year of use. I've only seen eager descriptions of how they are going to work. However, I do know people who say they use them and they work.

My composting toilet has everything going into it. I use sawdust or dry fallen leaves as the cover material, and according to Joe Jenkins (of Humanure fame), using a high-carbon cover material and the full mix of urine and feces gives the best carbon-nitrogen ratio and works great. I haven't had much problem with it. I think if you have both males and females using it and provide a stand-up urinal for those who prefer it, it would reduce moisture (if you need that to happen) without much fuss. If all urine is removed, it's hard to keep the carbon ratio and moisture good enough to decompose feces fully and safely. Though some toilet designs may require it, I guess.

Interesting!  I have not been separating the past few months, but that's because there are too many other projects on my list and the bucket and toilet seat seem to be working (if a little wobbly, lol).  I was thinking to divert as I have to tote outside more often than I'd like, but it sounds like my inaction may be producing just the right thing?

Cheers ~ :)

Rebecca--interesting that Jenkins says the urine/feces mix is the best carbon/nitrogen ratio.  I think that the issue with urine is mostly the smell, but I have also heard that it effects the breakdown of the feces.  Do you have smell issues?