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April 27th 08, 06:50 PM
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Antenna under fabric in welded tube ship?
On Apr 22, 2:36 pm, "RST Engineering" wrote:
You would get better performance with a piece of limp spaghetti inside a copper septic tank. Jim We have a '96 American Champion 7ECA in which the factory installed the ELT antenna inside the aft fuse frame, with the antenna's whip zip-tied to a diagonal upright to keep it away from the elevator and rudder cables. I hope we never have to go looking for this airplane. This is the same outfit that sells airplanes with plugs in the tank sump drain ports. Plugs instead of quick-drain vaves. Go figure. We fixed that one immediately. Dan 
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