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Steve,

??? I have a carbon fiber 360 with the Mark II tail (carbon fiber). The home made foil com?antenna is buried in the fiberglass vertical stabilizer. The aircraft has normal reception and transmission abilities similar to external antennas.



Mark Quinn

Spruce Creek Fly-In

Daytona Beach, FL?


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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??
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<div>Steve,</div>


<div>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I have a carbon fiber 360 with the Mark II tail (carbon fiber). The home made foil com&nbsp;antenna is buried in the fiberglass vertical stabilizer. The aircraft has normal reception and transmission abilities similar to external antennas.</div>


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<div>Mark Quinn</div>


<div>Spruce Creek Fly-In</div>


<div>Daytona Beach, FL&nbsp;<br>
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