REFLECTOR:Storm Scope Probe

Tue, 10 Jun 2003 23:34:30 EDT

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Hi Wayne
 I agree that under the wing works best, but we acquired our storm scope 
after the wings were on rigged and painted and canard was an acceptable second 
choice at the time. And no strobe or ignition interference.
 Do you have any ideas to stop stab trim interference other than removing my 
wing, acquiring a new longer cable and mounting the antenna under the wing.
 Thanks
Mack

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