Hi Richard, Any good receiver will work as well as any other, if they are good. The receiver should be up in the nose to add nose weight and stay clear of the carbon boom. Put the antenna outside the boom and let the last 10 or 12 inches hang free. You will hear lots of comments about no problems with the antenna inside the boom etc., but you should keep the antenna as free from shielding as you can. Carbon does conduct and can act as a shield so keep the antenna outside of the carbon. A test with a Spectrum Analyzer would end the chatter but I don,t have one at the moment so you are open to lots of ideas. Tjhermals,Art Richard Hallett wrote: > 3m plane > Fuselage is a 2 layer carbon boom to the front of the wing > The bottom of the middle section of the wing (50") has a carbon cover to > make it black and add some stiffness > Wing tips will probably be only glass unless carbon is used on the ailerons. > Servos for rudder and elevator are in the nose activated pull pull. > > Where is the best location for the receiver and the antenna?. Will one > brand of receiver work in this situation better than another? > > Thankyou. > > Rick > > RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and >"unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
