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April 20th 21, 10:03 PM
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ClearNav2 compatibility?
I'm installing a ClearNav2 and already have a Cambridge LNav / GPSnav w/Cambridge vario. Is there any reason to keep the Cambridge combo in the panel? Anything it can do that the CN2 can't? Should I just install hole covers and try to sell the Cambridge combo?
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April 20th 21, 11:03 PM
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ClearNav2 compatibility?
On Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at 2:03:05 PM UTC-7, Phoenix wrote:
I'm installing a ClearNav2 and already have a Cambridge LNav / GPSnav w/Cambridge vario. Is there any reason to keep the Cambridge combo in the panel? Anything it can do that the CN2 can't? Should I just install hole covers and try to sell the Cambridge combo? I’m still running a Cambridge model 20 along with the SN-10. The next point is in the computer, and way point is monitored on the model 20. Way pinot can be, nearest land-able, restricted airspace, etc. This arrangement also gives me two GPSs in case one goes down. I have the display on the canopy rail along with portable FLARM due to old eyes! JJ
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