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I have had an in-flight failure with this unit.
It showed at first no GPS. I restarted it and it would work ok for 5-7 minutes. then the same again. The next day it would not acquire a GPS signal at all but gave a message something about com port 6 or 9, I do not remember which. I tested the PDA and the wire harness on my main unit a 302. it worked fine. Any one had similar problems with any of the 302 products? Regards Udo |
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On Aug 23, 4:54*pm, Udo Rumpf wrote:
I have had an in-flight failure with this unit. It showed at first no GPS. I restarted it and it would work ok for 5-7 minutes. then the same again. The next day it would not acquire a GPS signal at all but gave a message something about com port 6 or 9, I do not remember which. I tested the PDA and the wire harness on my main unit a 302. it worked fine. Any one had similar problems with any of the 302 products? Regards Udo It sound like either the antenna itself (very rare), the cable from the 302A to the antenna, or the pre-amp. I'm not sure offhand if the 302A antenna has an internal active pre-amp, or if it's in the the 302A. If you can borrow another antenna (and cable, since they come as a unit) from someone with a 302A, you can at least narrow the problem down to being either inside the box, or outside. Hopefully it's just the antenna and not something internal. My 302A has worked flawlessly for more than 300 hours of use over 2 years time. |
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