> Telescoping but short and tested to show that it actually has
> better output than the stock full size.
This comes up from time to time. A manufacturer who makes such a claim
has to be viewed with suspicion.
One antenna can show gain over another only in two ways: One was is by
producing a di
On Sun, 9 May 2004, Robert Samuels wrote:
> I'm trying to install teflon tubing (etched from Rich Walba) in the fuselage
> of my Magic. The fuselage is a kevlar tube 43 inches long. I have music
> wire of a diameter that fills the teflon tube but I'm at a loss as to how to
> hold it in place insi
We have to remember that the factory whip is pretty darn good. There are
limitations and it's not perfect. But doing better is harder than most
people realize. We should hold no misconceptions when something new comes
along.
This can be simplified to the length. On our R/C radios, if an antenna is
I'm thinking, to install a teflon tube on the inside of a fuse, you
might consider making a polyethylene (make SURE it's polyethylene) tube
(seal edges with an iron), putting it in the fuse, and inflating it to
hold the tube in place while gluing. I'm guessing that if you use
reasonably heavy p
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