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I have a stub antenna installed on the underside of my Ventus 2cM fuselage
(carbon-fiber / epoxy). No scientific testing, but it seems to work just fine. The high frequency electro-magnetic fields generated by transponder antennas hardly penetrate at all into metal or graphite, so I wouldn't expect 5 layers or 50 layers to make any significant difference. Ray "5Z" wrote in message ups.com... On Apr 6, 8:07 am, "Ken Kochanski (KK)" wrote: yeah, understood, hardly that many ... I just want to know if we have any actual test results. Standard practice for Schleicher is to install the antenna on the ASH-26E, ASW-27, etc... just behind the main wheel. Pretty much looks like they just drill a hole and install a typical antenna with no other prep work. Beyond the lack of complaints of poor performance, I don't know if there has been any scientific testing performed to prove out the installation. -Tom |
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