How did you run the coax into the airplane?
Taking a sds100 on a airplane
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Same here. In Miami where they do that horrible thing of making everyone go into the single line with the stupid card, my bag ended up going through "regular" screening and was halted. Until I told them I was pre-check and they let it go.
Same way you attach the grounding lugs, right thru the Boeing supplied cutouts in the side. Complete with pre-drilled holes.How did you run the coax into the airplane?
It was only a 4 or 5 foot run so I just let it dangle down from the window to the scanner. The window was set back a little like in this pic and seat behind me was empty.
I think you would. I'm wondering if I would hear the pilot speaking if I turn on Close Call. I will try this in a few days with my BCD436HP.
TSA has searched by bag multiple times and taken out my 2 scanners to reach other items and they don't mind it at all, just don't use it on the plane.
Don't. It's not allowed and can cause other issues.
on the plane listening no real utility, just asking for trouble. Before takeoff or to hear from maint. radios outside talking reason for delays of a flight while they tell you something else (huh? that's so much harder than juzt telling you the truth). Taking gadgets on travel most of time only worried about your loose or installed Li-ion batteries showing on xray, cool gadgets they dont even understand what they are looking at, so be polite while they do their job & offer to explain what they don't understand but clearly dont want to ask to avoid looking inexperienced to bosses. It's your job to follow rules & roll with it. Hope someone was joking about running coax for antenna suction cup to a window
on a plane- really? over the line
on a plane- really? over the line
You're in a big metal can with the plane's antennas located outside of that can. Still not going to hear much if anything.
Different experience than me. Close Call was totally useless.
