I'll preface this question by saying that I'm NOT an RF guru, so I'm asking...
I have dual Archer NAV antennae, one in each wingtip, but I'm only using one NAV reciever (my 430W). The 430W also needs a glideslope antenna - will the Archer in the other wingtip suffice for that or do I need to build another antenna? I've seen some stripped-coax designs inside the main gear fairing that I wouldn't mind doing if I have to, but I was hoping the other NAV antenna would soak up enought of that off-nominal-frequency RF to serve the purpose. Anybody have experience with that?
Edit - to clarify, I'm talking about using a dedicated Archer Nav Antenna (I have two) for each service - one for the Nav feed and one for the Glideslope feed to the 430W, no splitters involved.
I have dual Archer NAV antennae, one in each wingtip, but I'm only using one NAV reciever (my 430W). The 430W also needs a glideslope antenna - will the Archer in the other wingtip suffice for that or do I need to build another antenna? I've seen some stripped-coax designs inside the main gear fairing that I wouldn't mind doing if I have to, but I was hoping the other NAV antenna would soak up enought of that off-nominal-frequency RF to serve the purpose. Anybody have experience with that?
Edit - to clarify, I'm talking about using a dedicated Archer Nav Antenna (I have two) for each service - one for the Nav feed and one for the Glideslope feed to the 430W, no splitters involved.
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