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Old March 6th 14, 03:07 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Terry Edmonds
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Default LX Nav LX8080 Question

The LX8080 fits directly into an 80 mm instrument hole but has a small screen. Does anyone out there have one of these units and can give an opinion as to if the screen size is adequate or not? The trend is going towards larger screens but being able to install a navigation system in limited space is a big plus.
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