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Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 6:09 pm Post subject: : Hugo Rv10#40456 |
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Hi All,
I 'm installing a Comant antenna in the top cabin of my RV10(composite)it is a VHF-GPS-Weather data, while I have no problem in doing so in the metal part ,in the cabin(after I read Bob Nicklaus booK) it looks like I must install a ground plane inside the cabin.
The book is very fast in explaining,(cut a one inch cooper and weld ) (call 3m for materials) and so on,it does not mention the lengths of each leg nor the diameter of the round plate, does it need to be aluminum or copper?
any help (and not the typical "go and ask your local avionic shop", it must to be a joke. Can you imagine how youd ask the jedi's for help ,after you purchased all of your stuff from the net,wholesale,and any place you can save a buck,for suggestions in how do the job for your self .will be a nice answer ,I suspect.)
Thanks
The book is very good ,but its still way beyoong me since I don't want to became an electronic engineer before learning how to build an airplane,
I'm still thinking many builders want to learn how to build a panel without the necessity of knowing how an alternator is built ,or how many inches are the quarter wave(watever that means)I thinks the first technician who will be able to show pictures at what a diode look like and wich point needs to be solder ,will sale a tons of books,and don't try to convert every body in master panel designers.
Its my personal opinion only.
Hugo
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Tim(at)MyRV10.com Guest
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Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2006 10:35 am Post subject: : Hugo Rv10#40456 |
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Hugo,
Which weather are you looking at? If WSI, you'll need a new antenna
in early 2007 when you get the new receiver. If XM, it'll probably
stay the same for now. You never know though, when looking down the
road, so that's why I kept my Comm at least separate....I don't plan
to do any upgrades that would require me to get new Com antennas.
Tim Olson - RV-10 N104CD - Flying
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gommone7(at)bellsouth.net wrote:
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Hi All, I 'm installing a Comant antenna in the top cabin of my
RV10(composite)it is a VHF-GPS-Weather data, while I have no problem
in doing so in the metal part ,in the cabin(after I read Bob Nicklaus
booK) it looks like I must install a ground plane inside the cabin.
The book is very fast in explaining,(cut a one inch cooper and weld )
(call 3m for materials) and so on,it does not mention the lengths of
each leg nor the diameter of the round plate, does it need to be
aluminum or copper? any help (and not the typical "go and ask your
local avionic shop", it must to be a joke. Can you imagine how youd
ask the jedi's for help ,after you purchased all of your stuff from
the net,wholesale,and any place you can save a buck,for suggestions
in how do the job for your self .will be a nice answer ,I suspect.)
Thanks The book is very good ,but its still way beyoong me since I
don't want to became an electronic engineer before learning how to
build an airplane, I'm still thinking many builders want to learn how
to build a panel without the necessity of knowing how an alternator
is built ,or how many inches are the quarter wave(watever that
means)I thinks the first technician who will be able to show pictures
at what a diode look like and wich point needs to be solder ,will
sale a tons of books,and don't try to convert every body in master
panel designers. Its my personal opinion only. Hugo do not archive
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