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February 3rd 15, 01:01 AM
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ASW-24 - Transponder Cable Routing in Fuselage
The Schleicher web site indicates a transponder antenna should be installed in the landing gear bay. Of course it is in German, but even with Google translate it does not seem to indicate how to snake the antenna cable form the transponder behind the instrument panel to the landing gear bay. Does anyone have a suggestion how to route the cable? I see the various electric and pneumatic lines running forward to the nose and down through the bottom of the fuselage, but it looks very difficult (impossible?) to snake a line though the same location. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Lauren 5YA 
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