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Why not mount one behind the radiator grill, it should then be easy to hide the wires
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Nice idea - would you get the necessary perspective??
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Wouldn't that then be the second thing to get damaged in a crash? The first thing would be the grill 
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Wouldn't that then be the second thing to get damaged in a crash? The first thing would be the grill Needs to be in a "black box" .... why aren't aircraft made of the same material? 
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Good link - thanks Woodsy
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