Re: [RCSE] Re: fuselages & radio range

[Larry Taylor]

 They both will work. I don't like to let it dangling right under the wing. 
Landings and launches can catch the Antenna and it can break and you will 
not even noticed it till after the next launch. If you exit the fuse after 
the wing make the hole just big enough to get the wire through. The bigger 
the hole is, the more likely it will break there. Weak point. Use some Goop 
or silicon to keep wire from moving in and out of the hole.  I added on 4 
feet to my reciever then cut off enough to just have 2 feet sticking out the 
back on my carbon tube. If I can see it, I have controll of it. I just have 
to work on my landings.
Larry Taylor KF6JBG
CD for the Visalia Fall Soaring Festival
2005  Oct 1st & 2nd
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "GoFaster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <soaring@airage.com>
Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2005 9:30 AM
Subject: [RCSE] Re: fuselages & radio range


Does this mean that with a carbon/kevlar weave fuselage, the safest
thing to do is exit the fuse as soon as possible and either let the
antenna dangle below in the breeze; or tape it to the top of the
vertical fin(s)?  So as to elimate any shielding/shadowing effect?
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