I had my Microair760 as for four years now. It works as well as any
other radio I have seen or used. You will have to spend some time
getting used to how the controls for switching frequency, storing
numbers... operate, but that is probably true for any transisiton to
new equipment. I found Microair also very helpful in fixing problems
when they arise ( I did not have any except for "preventive"
maintenance that Microair put out a warning about a loo..ong while
back, had to do with a capacitor in display circuitry if I remember
correctly). Most problems people report with radios actually have to
do with a microphone, so get a good one that matches Microair specs.
You can also buy one from them.

Henryk Birecki

"Erik Bennekou \(Privat\)" wrote:

Hi!

My old VHF-Transceiver in my LS1-0, is old and getting instable. It is
therefore time for replacement!

I have found Microair 760 VHF Transceiver on the internet. Dual display and
output 4W.

I have found a dealer of the Transceiver here in Denmark. The Transceiver is
in use in UltraLight Planes.

Do any of your gliders, have any experiences, positive and negative, using
this Microair 760 VHF Transceiver in gliders.

Best Regards

Erik Bennekou, LS1-0 #002,
Copenhagen, Denmark