rx antenna routing
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05-03-2009, 10:37 AM
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RE: rx antenna routing
It won't hurt the antenna but it will likely make receiving the transmitter signal impossible. Especially if it is a 2.4 GHz radio.
Flying gliders with lots of CF in the fuse we learned to run the antenna outside for best reception. So overall I would not recommend running the antenna inside a CF tube.
Flying gliders with lots of CF in the fuse we learned to run the antenna outside for best reception. So overall I would not recommend running the antenna inside a CF tube.
05-03-2009, 04:03 PM
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RE: rx antenna routing
thanks for clearing that up for me. bashing a gental lady to twin boom inverted vtail pusher electric and wanted to hide that dang antenna maybe run it thru the wing? what are the glider guys doing?
05-03-2009, 06:10 PM
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RE: rx antenna routing
ORIGINAL: sco215 thanks for clearing that up for me. bashing a gental lady to twin boom inverted vtail pusher electric and wanted to hide that dang antenna maybe run it thru the wing? what are the glider guys doing?
Guide to receivers - and solving apparent RX & "Interference" problems]Buddy (Trainer)
See also sub Sections
"Antenna - Rubber Duckie, Micro & Whip Flywire - replace long aerials with loaded base antenna"
"Range check and Range problem solving"
"Receiver - FAQ, guides and aids to best reception.."
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