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My buddies tell me my handheld is too painfull to listen to anymore. I
would put in a panel mount, but since I have a mostly carbon aircraft, where should I put the antenna? Too late to install it in the rudder, or is there a solution that would allow me to install one in the rudder?? I think the main issue with the handheld, is line-of-sight from the antenna to who I am talking to, it works fine when the aircraft is pointing towards them, or they are on the side of the glider the radio is on, but as I turn (while thermalling) I am told the transmissions cut out. Any thoughts on this? Thanks, Brad |
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