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Old June 22nd 05, 09:19 PM
Jonathan Goodish
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Ron Natalie wrote:
Does the thing still go off into the weeds for ten seconds at a time
while it eats a chunk of weather from the datalink? That was happening
during their demos at Oshkosh last.


I will also mention that these newer systems are being sold with
XM/Baron Services as the weather provider. I'm not sure how the
previous method of satellite phone weather may have impacted system
performance.


JKG
 




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