I was recently told by someone who is usually reliable that you should not mount your GPS antenna where it will get a direct hit from your radar antenna as it rotates.. that radar exposure will damage the GPS antenna.
Can anyone here verify this?
Question about GPS antennas and radar
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Question about GPS antennas and radar
Frank B
1983 Bertram 33 FBC "Phoenix"
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Trump lied! Washington DC isn't a swamp.. it is a cesspool!
1983 Bertram 33 FBC "Phoenix"
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Trump lied! Washington DC isn't a swamp.. it is a cesspool!
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Re: Question about GPS antennas and radar
According to NMEA.org...
• GPS, Satellite & Cell Antennas must be outside Radar Beam
• GPS Antennas below SATCOM Antenna Beam
• Cell Transmissions Can Interfere with GPS Reception
• Multiple Radar Antennas at Different Heights (18”)
• Sat TV Spacing Dependent on Radar Output Power
• GPS, Satellite & Cell Antennas must be outside Radar Beam
• GPS Antennas below SATCOM Antenna Beam
• Cell Transmissions Can Interfere with GPS Reception
• Multiple Radar Antennas at Different Heights (18”)
• Sat TV Spacing Dependent on Radar Output Power
Br,
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Patrick
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Re: Question about GPS antennas and radar
Thank you Captain!
Frank B
1983 Bertram 33 FBC "Phoenix"
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Trump lied! Washington DC isn't a swamp.. it is a cesspool!
1983 Bertram 33 FBC "Phoenix"
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Trump lied! Washington DC isn't a swamp.. it is a cesspool!
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