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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: COM interference with TruTrak autopilot
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Posted for Peter.Sokolowski@t-online.de:

  Dan,
  there is no such grounding possibility at the TruTrak - at least there is no
on the schematic and they have not suggested it to me as I asked TT for
possible solutions.
  in the meantime I have discovered that moving the calbes a bit changes the
interference.... so the next I try is to put some ferrit on the servo cables
to hopefully erase the source of the failure - beside doubled shielded HF
cable (the Becker radios provide between 20 and 25 W output - at least I
should not have transmiting problems later... :-) )
  Thanks for the hint and I will report on final solution.
  Peter LNC 360 MKII 85%