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![]() "Richard Riley" wrote in message ... When you're actually using the marker beacon - when you're on final and it goes off - you're directly over it's transmitter, in line of sight, and only a few hundred feet away. The transmitter is a pretty tightly focused beam. So it's hitting you with lots and lots of power. Your antenna could be absolutely awful and there still more than enough power to activate your MB. Hi Richard, Thanks for the clarification; I now understand and it makes sense that the needs of the marker beacon antenna would be much less than for a com antenna. Thanks, Dennis |
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