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Subject: Re: [LML] XeVision HID Xenon Lights
From: Colyn Case <colyncase@earthlink.net>
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Hi Denis,

re: the voltage wire, they come pre-cut with the xv-19 kit so one =
approach is to just try moving things around to avoid interference.  If =
you can find a radio expert to help you with your mockup, that might be =
worth it.

It's so tight in there, it's extremely difficult to get the high voltage =
wire well away from the antenna.   Another approach is to eat the drag =
and put a whisker on the tail.    ....known solution and no fooling =
around.

Colyn

On May 28, 2010, at 7:31 AM, Conkey, Denis wrote:

> Colyn,
> I very much appreciate the considerations list.  A standard type lens
> fashioned to fit the leading edge of the winglet is the current plan.
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> Just starting the winglets now so they are not closed.  What is your
> suggestion for the power supply and high voltage leads?  We have the =
e-glass
> winglets to enhance antenna reception and would like to not have this =
system
> interfere either.  Fairly committed to putting the XV-19 in the =
winglets.
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> The mockup approach is a good idea.
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> Thanks much for your thought on this system.
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> Denis
> N750PJ
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