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November 16th 06, 03:44 AM
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Garmin 496 Training
Jim Burns wrote:
Let's get rid of the wires. Rechargeable or AA battery powered compact remote mountable Bluetooth GPS and WX/XM radio transceivers? Garmin already makes the G10, a little handy dandy Bluetooth GPS smaller than a large pack of gum. WXWorx already makes a Bluetooth Weather and XM radio transceiver. How do the Bluetooth devices react when you press the PTT button and hurl several watts of amplitude-modulated fire into the ether from an antenna that's only a few feet away? If you have a metal airplane, at least the COM antenna is on the other side of the metal, but I still wonder how well it would work. Matt Roberds 
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