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  Posted for "Bryan Burr" <bjburr@mwheli.com>:

  Can you post the manufacturer and product number for the coating.  If
  Carbon is conductive why is coating even necessary?
  Bryan Burr
  Arm pit deep in a Legacy
  
"""
  I purchased the silver-plated copper shielding coating.
  
  My understanding is that for proper ground plane for the antennas, I
  will
  need to paint the belly from the firewall back to the furthest antenna.
  I'll
  go another foot to be sure.
  """"