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Hi,
A customer has asked me to help him connect his PowerFLARM Core to his Borgelt B50 and Naviter Oudie. He had ordered a K6 Mux - which would definitely work, but I wonder if a simpler and less expensive cable solution would also work well. I have the required Goddard PBvB50 cable in stock. The B50 manual states that it communicates at 4800 baud by default and can be configured using a jumper to communicate at 9600 baud. The PowerFLARM and Oudie can also be configured to communicate at 9600 baud. The big question and the reason for this post is that I'm concerned as to whether all the GPS and FLARM and B50 vario data can get through every update at 9600 baud. Most FLARM systems use 19200 baud or higher to make sure all the data gets through. Does anyone know whether or not this approach would work? The goal is to minimize the customer's cost while providing a reliable system. Best Regards, Paul Remde Cumulus Soaring, Inc. |
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