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February 28th 16, 06:11 PM
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ASW27 Trasponder Antenna Installation Inside Fuselage.
On Sunday, February 28, 2016 at 11:24:09 AM UTC-5, JS wrote:
If it's a "27", not a "27B" or "29", there is a place below the seat pan, under your left knee that a ground plane and stubby antenna can be mounted. It tests fine at TXP certification, is relatively easy to install and connect, and is zero drag. Jim RF transmitting a foot and a half from the family jewels may not be optimum. FWIW UH 
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