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From: "Mike S. Reinath" <Michael.S.Reinath@nasa.gov>
Subject: Re: ACK ELT trips with COM2 transmit
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Like Gary, I also have not had that problem with my ACK ELT. My setup 
is similar to Dan's. I have an SL30, a GX65, Bob Archer antennas, and 
RG-400. My ACK ELT is from around 1999, and like Gary, I am using the 
antenna that came with the unit with a small ground plane in the tail 
cone. It's probably within 3 feet of the other antennas.

Mike Reinath
N3602M LNC2