I try to experiment the deck, by changing the screws with neodymium magnets. Idk if thats spelled correctly. haha. Basically, I want to see what happen if I replace the screws with magnets. Less time doing electronics maintenance inside the compartment.
I did some countersunk on the screw holes using 8mm drill bit. I can still use the old screws though. Cheers
I will post the results tomorrow, as want to make sure that the super glue cure completely. Neodymium magnets have its own characteristics to retain its magnetism although subjected to high vibration. and its cheap too. Did some testbench, the receiver antenna sits directly underneath one of the magnets, and no dropout. We’ll see tomorrow.
They are pretty powerfull too, We use them at work for various appliances and you don’t want to stick your finger between them.
That counts for a 3 cm on 1 cm magnet.
No problems at even even from hundreds of feet away. I’ve tested like 200 feet
My reciever isn’t directly in the magnets path tho I’m sure if you put it in the wrong place you’d notice something
i was asking more in reference to the carbon fiber blocking the RF signals. Apparently that has become an issue in some cases. Since i work with wood and fiberglass, i haven’t experienced this, but i think some raptor owners have.