[NSRCA-discussion] 2.4g antenna

[Steve Hannah]

Usually, as long as the antenna gain is the same then you are ok. I  
would be really concerned, however, about swapping antennas unless you  
have really done your homework. In general, it's a bad idea.  My guess  
is that you won't get the specific antenna info from Spektrum so you  
would have no way of knowing whether your aftermarket antenna is the  
same gain or pattern.

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On Feb 25, 2010, at 12:30 PM, Bill's Email <wemodels at cox.net> wrote:

> John Pavlick wrote:
>>
>> I saw an aftermarket 90-degree 2.4G antenna a while ago that looked  
>> like it would work for the Spektrum module but I can't find the  
>> link anymore. I have a Spektrum module on my Futaba Tx and I hate  
>> the cobbed up antenna scheme that they come with. If anyone finds a  
>> GOOD replacement antenna, let me know.
>>
>> John Pavlick
>>
>
>
> Maybe Tony can chime in here, but as far as I know it is illegal to  
> change the antenna on a FCC certified module. The RF module is  
> certified with THAT antenna and is not legal with any other antenna,  
> unless specifically certified as well.
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