So you say if I chuck a jumper on there and the radio comes good I have achieved nothing.
Its a quick job on my xair. Battery and antenna are only a meter apart.
my antenna from mendehlsons came with foil tape to make a ground plane if needed. i am thinking my fuse tube may not have a good earth to the battery so on the weekend i will try a jumper wire from antenna mount to bat neg.
Thanks Geoff. The shield just goes in the back of the plug . I assume it earths at the antenna mount. I will try a jumper lead from mount to batt neg and see if that does anything.
The antenna base is on a metal bracket on the fuse tube. You just made me think of something. The fuse tube might not be earthed if everything else goes to the battery. Thanks Geoff . Will have a look at that
I just bought a set of refurbished Bose a 10s for 800. Fantastic compared to my DC's. Wish I could spare 2000 for new ones . Maybe down the track.
I couldn't here the CFI properly with the DC's now I hear him loud and clear.
Can I hijack this thread why you are talking electrics.
I have an mgl radio and when I click the push to talk the tacho needle goes haywire. Reception is also scratchy. Would this be a dirty earth somewhere.
No. I am not confusing Mitsubishi and Kawasaki. Did I say they would use belts. Maybe Kawasaki should get in touch , you could advise them on what they should do 😁
Look up Kawasaki. They have produced a lot of fw military aircraft from WW2 onwards and don't forget Kawasaki helicopters.
The standard engine on a lot of ultralights years ago was the Kawasaki 440 with belt drive reduction.
Kawasaki are one of the largest aircraft manufacturers in the world so they certainly have the experience and expertise to produce an excellent engine.