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November 13th 09, 11:50 PM
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Cambridge L-Nav audio vario just ate it...
On my last flight my audio vario suddenly started to read a consistent
300-400 fpm too high for the present conditions. I have a mechanical vario that remained accurate and on my L-Nav screen my average fpm sink rate was correct. Any ideas what I can check? It was really annoying when I was sinking at a true 300 fpm on glides but my audio was telling me I was going up 100fpm. If only it was always that way in real life!  Thanks, Bruno - B4 
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