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![]() Hello, my intention is to fit a Transponder Antenna within my ASW27. I was wondering does anyone know where on the ASW27 Fuselage is not Carbon or Aramid(conductive) construction, which would allow internal fitting of an antenna such as a Dolba BD1, Dolba BD2, FUNKE DP1090-5 or similar? Schleicher TM/TN 13 “installation of a PCB-transponder antenna in the vertical tail” doesn’t give a drawing/photo/diagram and I have requested additional information from Zulu-Glasstek. If I were to install antenna within the vertical stabilizer (Dolba BD1), the coax cable length would be considerable (6 to 7 metre) and routing-security could be an issue, using Carlisle ECS P/N 311501 coax cable. However, if the nose (tip area) of the fuselage was manufactured from GRP as maybe used on other carbon fibre Schleicher fuselages, then I would endeavour to install antenna within this area? I have 95% dismissed TM/TN 12, installation of external antenna alongside undercarriage due to it being ugly and prone to damage. Any information gladly received. Best regards Paul. |
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