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Old October 29th 12, 01:26 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Andrzej Kobus
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Default Flarm and ADS-B antennas

I am puzzled by what was delivered with my brick. Flarm antenna
ANT-916-MHW-RPS-y and another antenna ANT-916-MHW-SMA-y (this one came
with a note that is was ADS-B antenna and it had a blue heat shrink
close to the connector). I am puzzled that they both are for 916 MHz
frequency. Is something wrong with this picture? Should the ADS-B
antenna be 1090 Mhz? It looks to me that the only difference between
them is a connector one is RPS and the other one is SMA. I can't
believe this is right.
 




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