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January 1st 04, 07:04 PM
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Carbon fiber vs. antennas
On 31-Dec-2003, Jim Weir wrote: Putting a GPS antenna UNDER a small bowl-shaped carbon fiber radome immediately killed any GPS signal into a 27 dB gain active antenna INCLUDING satellites that were directly overhead. Yes, carbon fiber is an excellent RF absorber, particularly at GPS frequencies. -- -Elliott Drucker 
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