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To Jim Thomas.

Whatever you do, mounting the ELT antenna on the bottom is probably the
worst location since there's a good possibility, should the antenna be
required to do it's job (following an off-airport landing, at best), it will
likely be torn off or otherwise destroyed.

Dan Schaefer