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it is better oriented horizontal for NAV because the NAV signal is horizont
ally polarised, comm is vertically polarised hence the vertical 1/2 wave an
tenna in the fin.Graham
On Thursday, 17 May 2018, 7:37, Alan Burrill <alanb@dpy01.co.uk> wrote:
VOR Signals are Horizontally polarised and VHF COM Vertical.
Alan
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> Very helpful advice, thank you!
> Now, the question remains, is it better to orient the antenna horizontall
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>=C2- =C2- BOB Archer makes a whole set of antennas for glass aircraft.
=C2- Aircraft Spruce sells them.=C2- I put my VOR antenna in the wing.
=C2- I can get a good signal fifty to sixty miles away.
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>=C2- =C2- I hope you have not closed out your wing.=C2- If you have
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