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sportav8r(at)aol.com Guest
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 8:32 am Post subject: 8.33 kHz comms |
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I've been planning on a garmin SL-30 nav/comm for a future panel upgrade, but Garmin tech support today just confirmed a fear of mine: they have no plans to make either the SL-30 or SL-40 compatible with the new tighter spacing.
I suppose one option is to plan on upgrading comm2 to 8.33kHz when needed and leaving the SL-30 as-is.
Anyone know when the new channelization is going to become mandatory in the US? I hear it's coming, someday. What are some good options for current production nav-comms that offer this feature already? I don't need a gps/nav/comm unit since I plan to run GRT's gps as a stand-alone IFR unit, so the 430, 530, 480 are all too much radio for my needs.
Thanks.
-Bill B.
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mlas(at)cox.net Guest
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Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 4:42 pm Post subject: 8.33 kHz comms |
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From what I have been told the 8.33 spacing is not coming to the US… But a digital radio is more likely here but I would bet in either case you would almost wear out your radio by the time it takes effect
Mike L..
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bruceflys(at)comcast.net Guest
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 4:17 pm Post subject: 8.33 kHz comms |
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Be careful, IFR qualified GPS units must meet TSO 129a standards. The
Garmin 430/530/480 and King KLN series do. I have read nothing about GRT
certifying their equipment.
Regards, Bruce McGregor
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Anyone know when the new channelization is going to become mandatory in
the US? I hear it's coming, someday. What are some good options for
current production nav-comms that offer this feature already? I don't
need a gps/nav/comm unit since I plan to run GRT's gps as a stand-alone
IFR unit, so the 430, 530, 480 are all too much radio for my needs.
Thanks.
-Bill B.
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