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Old April 21st 21, 03:49 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Matt Herron Jr.
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Thanks for the suggestions Rich.

The tops of the dipoles are very close to the canopy plex (by design) and I think one is even touching. How would the non conducting canopy hurt the signal? I think the frame of the canopy is Kevlar/Carbon (anyone know?) Could that cause reflection/interference? Wouldn't it also hurt transmission as well? (which seems to be fine).
 




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