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Posted for "Timothy Ong" <timothy.ong@leadingedgeaircraft.com>:

  See!  I told you someone would educate me :)
  
  BTW, We haven't done the tests Bob indicates, but we have seen vast
  improvements in reception and transmission.  Before we would typically lose
  a controller or have bad reception on cross countries.  These episodes have
  been completely eliminated.  Picking up VOR's way out is not a problem
  anymore also.
  
  As far as NAV antennas, we do use the wiskers in the vertical and therefore,
  do not need a groundplane.   Well worth it for good reception.  In fact my
  ES (all E glass airplane) has all external antennas except for the GPS.
  
  Regards,
  
  Timothy Ong