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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "FredE" <fwegli@astound.net>:

  Bill,
  Although I am an electronic engineer by training, these comments are only my
  $.25 worth from actual experience.
  The belly of my LIV has the transponder and a bent Whip comm antenna on it.
  They were both mounted directly to the carbon skin with no further attempt
  at providing additional ground plane. I have had no problems with
  transponder identification or communication and, of course, the installation
  was very easy. FWIW
Fred Egli LIV N1228E