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Posted for "Bryan J. Burr" <bjburr@mwheli.com>:

  Sounds like a good argument to go with XM Weather (WxWorx) and "S" mode
  transponders for traffic.   The other benefit with the metallic based
  scrim would be do discharge "P" static.  But with the Pressurized ES you
  should have enough carbon fiber to conduct static out the wicks.  With E
  glass we do not have conductivity.  You will definately want to install
  wicks.  I researched this topic and have a drawing of the "airframe wick
  mapping locations" if you want.
  
  Bryan
  N132BB