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I am building a full size Cub look a like from LMA. Fuselage is mostly wood
and fabric. I have a ValCom radio and two antennae. I want to mount inside the fuselage. On is a typical fuselage top mount with the faired base and leaning back about 20 degrees. The other is what I believe is called base loaded antennae which has coil at the base of it and it is claimed no ground plane is needed. I believe ultrlights use these a lot. Any ideas which I should go with? the base loaded held in my hand allows me to hear my local ATIS which is about 12 miles away and a hill in between. I have no one to transmit to check the output. Ideas? Thanks guys. Robert |
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This question can NOT be answered properly without a drawing showing the
placement of ALL metal objects in the fuselage. Simply saying 'mostly wood and fabric" indicates some metal, and unless we know size and positioning, any comments are premature. PLEASE do not come back on and try to describe the location of the metal objects. Without a decent engineering drawing or sketch, anybody who answers is simply taking a rectorandom stab at it. jim "Robert Loer" shared these priceless pearls of wisdom: -I am building a full size Cub look a like from LMA. Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup) VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor http://www.rst-engr.com |
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