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Oct 01, 2011, 07:55 PM
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Joined Jun 2007
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Whip antenna
Hello,
Could someone tell me where i can purchase a whip antenna setup for a 72mhz rec? Also how well do they work? Thanks. Greg |
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Oct 02, 2011, 06:25 PM
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St. Mary, Maryland, United States
Joined Dec 1996
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Dreamworks carries them, or at least they used to. With the advent of 2.4 they may not stock em anymore. They work well, only way to get >3Kw EDF's to work reliably on 72 before I switched to 2.4...
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Oct 02, 2011, 09:54 PM
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USA, GA, Atlanta
Joined Nov 2008
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IBCrazy is known for making very nice antennas and have become "standard" for FPV
http://videoaerialsystems.com/produc...tenna-systems/ |
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Oct 03, 2011, 08:49 PM
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Joined Jun 2007
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Thanks for the info. Greg
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Oct 09, 2011, 07:30 PM
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United States, TX, Schertz
Joined Mar 2006
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Whip Antenna Source
Skippy:
W S Deans company makes the deans connectors as well as the antennas for 72 and 75 MhZ. I used them on some of my gasoline powered plane and they worked just fine. Try the link below. http://www.wsdeans.com/products/antenna/index.html When I used them, I used the 2 piece system. You mount the electronics (blue part of the assembly) and the base (threaded portion) in the model and then the antenna screws to the base. Removable antenna makes it easier to transport the model and if it isa scale model, you can remove the antenna for static display Ed |
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