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Posted for "Douglas W. Johnson, MD" <Lancair1@bellsouth.net>:

  Charlie: That happened with my ACK initially with certain frequencies.  I
  corrected it by moving the ACK antenna forward to separate it further from
  the com antenna in the tail.  Final position just in front of the tail
  access panel on the pilot's side.  No further problems.  Of note, prior to
  moving the antenna, I tried moving that phone cable all over the place, with
  no luck--the problem was apparently not in that cable, but rather induced RF
  in the ACK antenna itself...
  Doug Johnson
  LNC4
  

  > Has anyone had any luck in correcting a ACK-E01 ELT which triggers during
  >VHF transmissions?