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GPS anetenna location OK in baggage area of a fiblerglass glider?



 
 
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Old February 26th 18, 02:44 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default GPS anetenna location OK in baggage area of a fiblerglass glider?

I'm doing a little housekeeping with instrument panel this winter with the intent to eventually install an ADS-B solution (whatever that may be). The panel is quite cluttered right now. I'm considering one option of moving the FLARM GPS antenna (and eventually a ADS-B GPS antenna) back behind my head somewhere in the baggage area. I'm curious if anyone has done this and has had any problem acquiring a GPS signal (on a fiberglass glider). I'm currently having no problems acquiring a signal with the GPS antenna under the fiberglass front panel. Thanks.
 




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