I wrote a short article, Keep Your Carbon Fuselage, published in the January issue of RC Soaring Digest explaining my very successful use of Futaba 2.4 systems in my existing sailplanes with carbon and carbon weave fuselages. In my opinion, the Futaba RX antenna system is far superior, requiring only one RX with its partially shielded extra length of the Futaba RX antennas. I know that the JR/Spektrum 2.4 system can be made to work in carbon fuselages with extra RX's located around with their short antennas properly placed. JR even sells special hardware to help the modeler tell if the RX antenna locations are OK. I sold my Spektrum systems and went to Futaba specifically because of the convenience of applying the RX antenna system in my existing sailplanes. To date, my Futaba 2.4s have worked flawlessly without any extra RX's placed strategically around. Dale Nutter
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