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Old February 25th 14, 12:32 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default PowerFlarm Support in the US???

If a PowerFlarm Core does not appear to be transmitting correctly (antennas have been checked, etc.) where can one send the unit and get support in the US? Does it need to go back to Germany? Has anyone ever sent their PowerFlarm Core in to have it checked out...

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