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On 6/4/2012 7:46 AM, CLewis95 wrote:
.... .....You want to keep it simple? STEP 1: Buy a Portable PowerFLARM STEP 2: Stick it on top of your glareshield STEP 3: Make sure the antennas are pointed straight up. STEP 4: (Optional?) Run a wire from your power-bus/battery to the PowerFLARM. How hard is that? --Noel This (Noel's comment) is what I "planned/hoped" to do in my Genesis. Interested if there have been any reports of interference between a CAI Model 20 mounted near Portable Flarm(?). My Model 20 is mounted behind instrument pod with antenna ~flush with top. The portable would be about 10" ahead on top of pod (so antenna bases would be ~1" above GPS-20 antenna). Flarm antennas can easily stand vertical. Any comments appreciated! I've been told about 12" separation in GPS antennas is adequate, and your situation sounds like it qualifies. In practice, I've had no trouble with GPS antennas only 8" apart and at the same height. -- Eric Greenwell - Washington State, USA (change ".netto" to ".us" to email me) |
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