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September 22nd 11, 12:40 AM
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Cambridge 302 Tones Described
When I purchased the Cambridge 302 I was somewhat bewildered by the
different tones that the 302 can make during flight - other than lift/ sink that is. Once I flew with the 302 for a while the various tones started to make sense. You can listen to lift, sink, speed to fly, gear warnings, slow speed and SUA alarms. However, the manual buries this information deep within the "Flying with the Cambridge DDV" section in a less than clear way. So I wrote a synopsis of the tones in a simple and hopefully clearer document. Please let me know if I messed up or forgot something. Thanks, John http://aviation.derosaweb.net/docume...tions_V0.1.pdf 
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