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January 2nd 20, 11:44 PM
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Locating Transponder Antenna on top of the fuselage instead ofunder it.
Just mount the blade antenna by the front lug only, leave it loose a bit. Cut a slight smile slot for the coax, use a bit of grease, and,voila!
Now your blade style antenna can feather with the wind, netting you the least amount of drag possible. ;-) 
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January 3rd 20, 01:50 AM
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Locating Transponder Antenna on top of the fuselage instead ofunder it.
On Thursday, January 2, 2020 at 3:44:53 PM UTC-8, Chris Behm wrote:
Just mount the blade antenna by the front lug only, leave it loose a bit. Cut a slight smile slot for the coax, use a bit of grease, and,voila! Now your blade style antenna can feather with the wind, netting you the least amount of drag possible. ;-) Why not mount it on the side of the fuselage and use it as an angle of attack sensor as well?
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January 3rd 20, 02:16 AM
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Locating Transponder Antenna on top of the fuselage instead ofunder it.
Don't forget to properly mass balance any movable surface.
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January 3rd 20, 04:35 AM
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Locating Transponder Antenna on top of the fuselage instead ofunder it.
If the pivot point was in the prefect place, then you wouldn't need to. Maybe fiberglass cover with counterbalance?
Thanks for indulging my silliness gents. I'll stop spamming the original poster here. Time to be serious. Happy New Year all of you.
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January 3rd 20, 03:09 AM
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Locating Transponder Antenna on top of the fuselage instead ofunder it.
On Thursday, January 2, 2020 at 5:51:01 PM UTC-8, jfitch wrote:
On Thursday, January 2, 2020 at 3:44:53 PM UTC-8, Chris Behm wrote: Just mount the blade antenna by the front lug only, leave it loose a bit. Cut a slight smile slot for the coax, use a bit of grease, and,voila! Now your blade style antenna can feather with the wind, netting you the least amount of drag possible. ;-) Why not mount it on the side of the fuselage and use it as an angle of attack sensor as well? And get Boeing to design you a MCAS so you are always safe from stall.
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