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Old November 5th 03, 02:41 PM
James M. Knox
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There are plenty of avionics shops who have done a terrible job on
GX55, GX60, GX50, SL30, etc installs. The net result is only about
half of the software features of the units are hardware enabled.


That's sure the truth. The shop that installed my GX60 had the plane
in/out of their shop for almost 9 months, and never did finish. With the
GX60 plugged into the rack you (quite literally) have to hold your mouth
right in order to hear either the ADF or the #1 Comm. The RFI from the
GX60 allows me to play them like a tremlo.

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