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June 27th 04, 12:31 AM
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"Wyatt Emmerich" wrote in message ... My Garmin 296 indicates 330 MSL at KHKS, which is correct. My Echo Flight GPS indicates 140 MSL. Both are locked on to WAAS. How can I have such a large discrepancy? Both units seem to be functioning properly other than this. Your Echo Flight GPS is not functioning properly. My guess is that it is not processing the WAAS signal. The difference between the two units should be no more than 50 feet. 
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