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July 6th 05, 12:55 AM
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You would think someone familiar with the Avidyne system would realize that
it is NOT a GPS, but an MFD. And someone familiar with the Cirrus line would know that they ship with two Garmin GNS430's plus the Avidyne MFD, plus the Avidyne PFD if it's a newer Cirrus. The post was riveting. It's rare to hear a full report in the pilot's own words and not just in quotes or [worse] sound bites. Conspiracy theories are all around us. CJS "Mike Long" wrote in message oups.com... Are we sure this is real? Perhaps it is simply a typing error but you would think someone familiar with his SR22 would realize it had an Avidyne system and not Garmin. Mike 
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