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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] LIVP stormscope problems
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Posted for "Jim Scales" <joscales98@hotmail.com>:

  Stan,
   
  I have been fighting that issue for 6 years.  Skin mapping, relocating
  antenna, chasing RF, filtering....tried everything I knew to try and a lot
  of things other people suggested.
   
  What I have ended up with is a somewhat reliable stormscope that functions
  fairly well when nav lights, strobe lights and auto pilot are turned off.
  In this situation I get almost no false reports.
   
  Wish I had another suggestion but this is where my unit needs to be to
  function.  You might want to try it this way.
   
  Jim Scales
  
  Super ES