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Old July 20th 09, 02:41 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Steve Freeman
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Default Magnetic shielding

I need to mount a compass on the instrument panel glare shield. There
is magnetic interference in most all of the areas that are best for
viewing the compass. Anyone know anything about the various forms of
magnetic shielding available now. On one site alone they sell over 5
different types of material. A compass manufacturer once recommended
this as an easy solution to interference in a power plane but it was a
few years ago and I do not remember the material we used.
 




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