KR> Pitot tube/transponder antenna

2012-07-09 Thread David Lininger
The transmitter is what dies if the antenna is either missing or badly mismatched. On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 11:06 AM, Mark Langford wrote: > Mike wrote: > > >>My occasional jumpy readings are due to a dirty transponder antenna just > as I thought. It's right in the line of exhaust and picks up a

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2012-07-09 Thread cruz...@frontiernet.net
I posted to the krnet this morning.seems I'm not getting onlinetest test Can anyone give me the dimensions of the axle bracket made of 4130 steel plate bent on a 45° angle? J.Cruz KR2S N6102L

KR> Pitot tube/transponder antenna

2012-07-09 Thread Mark Langford
Mike wrote: >>My occasional jumpy readings are due to a dirty transponder antenna just as I thought. It's right in the line of exhaust and picks up a film of grease over a period of hours - just like the bottom of my fuselage under the wing. << Another aspect of a dirty transponder antenna is th

KR> Pitot tube

2012-07-09 Thread laser...@juno.com
> "But you're right, that wouldn't cause a fluctuation on the mode C unless you fiddled around with them constantly, and even then it would be minor, at least on my plane." Mine too I guess. My occasional jumpy readings are due to a dirty transponder antenna just as I thought. It's right in th