DA62 is all carbon - I guess including nose doors.neema wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2025 8:26 pm I'm still curious if the nose doors are GRFP. It'd be neat to stuff a starlink on one side and run a dedicated wire to it. Saves the clutter
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If Weather Radar wasn't fitted, perhaps Starlink might work fitted inside the Radome.neema wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2025 8:26 pm
I'm still curious if the nose doors are GRFP. It'd be neat to stuff a starlink on one side and run a dedicated wire to it. Saves the clutter
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Re: Starlink in Diamond
I tried this but it adds to much stack height.
In fact Im going to re-bend the sheet metal to try to lower it another 1/4 inch.