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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Mounting SFS AHRS
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Thanks Brent,

We have some issues w/ FS208... about 2 feet forward of there we have the AC 
condensor with its associated fan mounted.  Our plan is to mount above the 
elevator pushrod just aft of the tailcone access panel on the pilot's side. 
 The only ferric stuff back there are some of the components of the hidden 
rudder assy... we're also concerned about interference from the COM antenna 
mounted in the v-stab, just 18" above that area.  It has been suggested that 
RF wouldn't be an issue.

    <Marv>



Brent Regan <Brent@regandesigns.com> wrote:
The best place for the AHRS is on the forward face of the 208 bulkhead. Any 
other place runs the risk of magnetic interference. BTW the gear legs are 
magnetic and, when retracted, cause interference if the AHRS is mounted in the 
baggage compartment. The AHRSs are now sealed (they didn't used to be) and so 
mounting them in a non pressurized area is not an issue.