Link?
EUR 32,81+ EUR 22,43 ~55€ + 20% Import Tax +..... way to much.
ok I will try what I could receive. So maybe Sat Signals are the better solution? *gg*.
[Ebay] Airband Antenna for Radio?
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KC4RAF
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Study the antenna theory
and build your own aviation antenna. If the prices are too high for you, then you need to learn how to build your own equipment. Just saying...........
and build your own aviation antenna. If the prices are too high for you, then you need to learn how to build your own equipment. Just saying...........
Min. 66€ isnt cheap.
I love it when someone posts a question and then argues with everyone that tries to help! Sheesh!
kmi8dy
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try a maldol al-500h, comes in both sma and bnc connections. i think if i remember right i got mine from fmj. they have worked great for me.
Cant find on ebay.
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DaveNF2G
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How is using an SDR so stealthy that an antenna would give it away? Can't anybody see the computer that is running the SDR?
slicerwizard
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If it's a computer, the operator is obviously doing computer-y stuff, which no-one cares about. The headphones? Listening to mp3's, obviously. Duh...
"stealthy" just mean in my eyes just that the Flight attendants dont drive insane and cool the Bomb Squad (again) when the see my gear.
99,99% on an Airplane dont know and understand what the see. So i run my ADSB Stuff with the moving Aircraft and nobody care about.
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DaveNF2G
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Seems to me that the OP is trying to get away with doing things on a commercial airliner that are prohibited by regulations anyway.
no the arent
With regards to using PED (Personal Electronic Devices) aboard aircraft, every regulatory agency is going to have thier own guidance and regulations. Since the OP is in Europe (I'm assuming), then he should research thier guidelines.
I'm only somewhat up to date on FAA guidelines and regulations. Generally speaking, it is up to the operator (Airline or Pilot In Command) to allow/disallow PEDs. WiFi enabled devices are allowed because the WiFi system has been extensively tested and approved for aircraft use. This is why you can use your phones and tablets in WiFi only mode.
Now, is the OP's device going to cause interference? Maybe, maybe not. Since it hasn't been extensively tested by (or on behalf of) a regulatory agency, then there is no clear way of knowing.
However, if the flight crew says switch it off and pack it up, game over.
I'm only somewhat up to date on FAA guidelines and regulations. Generally speaking, it is up to the operator (Airline or Pilot In Command) to allow/disallow PEDs. WiFi enabled devices are allowed because the WiFi system has been extensively tested and approved for aircraft use. This is why you can use your phones and tablets in WiFi only mode.
Now, is the OP's device going to cause interference? Maybe, maybe not. Since it hasn't been extensively tested by (or on behalf of) a regulatory agency, then there is no clear way of knowing.
However, if the flight crew says switch it off and pack it up, game over.
Sure when the tell me to do it i will do it.
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