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November 26th 03, 04:57 AM
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And where would you be getting that information from? Don't know many small
single engine airplanes that would meet that requirement. Jerry Paul Lee wrote: AFAIK the tranponder antenna should be 8+ feet away from warm bodies. "Rich S." wrote in message ... "Paul Lee" wrote in message . com... There is nothing wrong with the $22 one. Only for fast birds, you may want an aerodynamic shaped one. Composite projects can even build the $22 jobs into wings, etc. Hey! Don't forget us wood and fabric types. I was going to install mine under my seat, but then I thought about possible radiation effects on the family jewels. I mentioned this to my wife who poo-pooed my concern. So I put it under her seat. Rich S. 
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