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From: "Dr. Weinsweig" <weinsweigd@tsnci.com>
Subject: [LML] Re: cheltons losing gps signal
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i don't know when the software came out but tech support at cobham emailed =
it to me and we installed it.  i'm not sure if that was a great idea as =
shortly after that one screen went belly up requiring an "overhaul" and i =
never had a problem with the gps signal before.  perhaps the software made =
the units too sensitive.  i should mention that the gps signal on the =
cnx80 and my ipad foreflight was not lost- only the cheltons intermittently=
 and i have not seen it lost on the ground only in flight temporarily.  i =
should  also mention during the time of overhaul i had a gtx 327 transponde=
r installed in the panel and the remote sl70 removed so lots of "minor" =
wiring changes.  however, i was told that the cheltons are much more =
sensitve and require a "better signal" than typical gps.  i wonder if the =
update just made mine too sensitive but we'll be troubleshooting and =
if/when we figure it out i'll let you know.  one fellow told me he saw the =
gps signal totally disappear requiring a new receiver so maybe that's it =
though intermittent problems are always more dfficult to track down.

thanks,

david weinsweig
304-633-5221
weinsweigd@gmail.com=20
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