Maximize separation between antennas as much as possible.
Keep it far away from alternators or other interference generators.
Always isolate antenna ground panel from the aircraft structure.
Make that the antenna is securely mounted.
Always use high quality RF wires minimising the wire length.
Always follow the antenna manufacturer manual.
Antenna top side must point the sky.
Install it on a top surface with direct sky view.
Never place metallic / carbon parts or wires above the antenna.
It is recommended to install it on a small ground plane.
Communication / video Antenna
It is recommended to use Omni directional antennas.
It should be installed vertically on the aircraft.
It is recommended to install it on a ground plane following manufacturer indications.
Place it in order to maximise the LOS with the control station.
Avoid any element that could block antenna communications.
Table 3: Antenna Installation
2.1.9. Pressure Lines
Veronte has two pressure input lines, one for static pressure to determine the absolute
pressure and one for pitot in order to determine the dynamic pressure.
Absolute pressure connection on the aircraft is mandatory while pitot port can be obviated
in some aircrafts, pitot port absence must be configured on Veronte Pipe software.
Pressure intakes must be located in order to prevent clogging.
Never install pressure intakes on the propeller flow.
Design pressure tubing path in order to avoid tube constriction.
It is not recommended to use inside fuselage pressure if it is not properly vented.
Pitot tube must be installed facing the airflow in the direction of the “x” axis of the aircraft.
It is recommended to install it near the aircraft axis in order to avoid false measures during manoeuvres.
For low speed aircrafts it is recommended at least 6,3mm tubes for preventing rain obstruction.
Table 4: Pressure Intake Connect
It is recommended to use Embention dual Pitot tube, including both, static and pitot intakes.
Caution!!Pitot pressure ranges are configurable on Veronte Hardware when
placing an order, please review that selected sensor fits with aircraft speed.
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