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Subject: Transponder Antenna Locations cont'd
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I also wanted to add, I have read the archives and see the same problems.  =
I am interested if other have found good solutions and or other issues.  I =
also have a ground plane with the elt antenna on the aft left baggage bulkh=
ead close to the bottom of the fuselage.  I was wondering about putting it =
there with the rod and ball antenna almost touching the bottom of the fusel=
age, but still concernded about the elevator bell crank blanketing it out o=
n the right side.=0A=0ALuke Alcorn=0A=0A
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<font face=3D"arial" size=3D"2"><font face=3D"arial" size=3D"2">I also want=
ed to add, I have read the archives and see the same problems.&nbsp; I am i=
nterested if other have found good solutions and or other issues.&nbsp; I a=
lso have a ground plane with the elt antenna on the aft left baggage bulkhe=
ad close to the bottom of the fuselage.&nbsp; I was wondering about putting=
 it there with the rod and ball antenna almost touching the bottom of the f=
uselage, but still concernded about the elevator bell crank blanketing it o=
ut on the right side.<br><br><!--WM_COMPOSE_SIGNATURE_START-->Luke Alcorn<b=
r><br><!--WM_COMPOSE_SIGNATURE_END--></font></font>
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