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From: mike reinath <n3602m@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [LML] Antenna mounting
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> Has anyone out there put a com antenna in the tail
of a 360 with the 
> carbon horizontal?  How'd it work?

I put the large Bob Archer dipole in my vertical stab.
I have the carbon fiber MKII horizontal (by the way, I
agree with Rob Wolf. I would put this horizontal in).
The antenna works fine. The only thing I notice is
that the field strength has a minimum directly behind
the aircraft. Chris Zavatson and I measured the field
pattern about 6 years ago. If the station is directly
behind me, I may miss the call unless I pull the
squelch. It don't notice this problem very often
because the minimum occurs over a very small angle.
I'm not sure if others have noticed the same thing, or
if it is just my installation.

Mike Reinath
LNC2 N3602M at 829 hrs TT
San Jose, CA (RHV)


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