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![]() Now that I have a worthless Flybuddy in my panel I'm trying to decide the best way to replace it. I've used a Garmin 296 as my first choice for navigation but it was always nice to have the "Loran" as a back-up should the battery fail on the Garmin. I have considered getting another Garmin, "495" and using it as the primary and the "296" as the back-up. The problem I'd like to get away from is rechargeable batteries in both. I don't have room on my panel to use the "Gizmo panel dock" because as most of you know the Apollo Flybuddy is only 2 inches high and the "Gizmo" is over 4 inches in height. I have seen you can purchase several "replacement slide-in" GPS's that fit the space of the Apollo and you have to change the antenna but for me they are just too expensive. I'm sure others are in the same "boat" or should I say "airplane" as me and was wondering what others have done or what their approach is going to be. Thanks for your ideas.... Terry N6401F outta KDLZ |
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