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Dean,
One antenna is fine if you consider the need to have a switching box so
that engaging the ptt button does not allow the hi-powered
transmission comm signal to reach the other radio. When not
transmitting, the switch allows reception on both radios.
Scott Krueger
In a message dated 12/30/2011 11:07:52 A.M. Central Standard Time,
dean.whiting@gmail.com writes:
I was
looking for some advice about communication antennas. The
legacy is setup to have one com antenna. We want a capable IFR
airplane and I am hesitant to have one antenna with a diplexer (or
is
it duplexer, I've seen it both ways) as a possible single point
of
failure. Is this the method that most people are
using? If you
mounted a 2nd com antenna, where did you place
it? I searched the
archives and found someone else who asked
the same question but I
couldn't find the answer. Any other
input or advice on the subject
would be appreciated.
Dean
Whiting
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