>>When I tested a number of RX's some 10 years ago all were acceptable,
>>in fact within a few dB of each other.
OK, most models today are fine. I'm not surprised. But, I'd like to know
what the Rx will do when the pilot gets stupid with the installation.
Meaning: What happens if I cut the stock antenna and use
a bad "shorty" antenna?
What happens if I have to fold a portion of the Rx
antenna (small portion) and then fly DIRECTLY infront of a
commercial antenna broadcasting who knows what frequency(ies)
at thousands of watts?
These are the questions I'd be interested in hearing answered. Not that I've
ever done either of these, I'm just curious. ;-)
Bill Swingle
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