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From: Dan O'Brien <danobrien@cox.net>
Subject: Stormscopes in the ES
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ES flyers with stormscopes:

1. Where did you mount the antenna?  I was thinking of putting it inside 
and seeing how it works, and then moving it outside based on a skin mapping 
later if needed.  Sensible?

2. What has been your experience with interference?

Thanks,
Dan O'Brien
Lancair Super ES