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In a message dated 1/16/0 9:50:09 PM, you wrote:

<<if Garmin is bringing the defective units back and learning from 
them, then Garmin will have GPS units that work for tens of years!>>

Big deal.  They will be hopelessly obsolete and useless then, right?  I mean, 
do I really care if my IBM/XT works or not?

This post is actually tongue-in-cheek, since I have some vintage 1983 King 
Silver Crown stuff in my Cessna that I plan to transfer to the Lancair 
eventually.  Would that I could afford a Garmin 430.  But the point remains, 
some things are better off discarded when they break.  Though probably not a 
$10,000 GPS unit...

- Rob Wolf
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