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October 15th 20, 04:52 PM
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On board battery(ies) for powering radios/Flarm etc
I saw one in Moriarty a few years back.Â* As I recall it was a gas
powered version.Â* And, while I liked the look of it, it appeared to me to be very lightly constructed.Â* Just my opinion. On 10/14/2020 10:31 AM, Neal Alders wrote: I have explored the website, was just looking to see if anyone had any experience or an opinion on them is all. -- Dan, 5J 
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