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June 12th 06, 03:02 PM
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Garmin 396 Weather avoidance..
Dave Butler wrote:
The 396 I think still comes with the automobile kit, so on a day with some active weather you can stick the 396 in your car and drive around looking for interesting conditions. Its' a lot cheaper and safer to experiment in your car. Sure does. The 396 is basically a 296 with weather option. It does planes, cars, and boats. 
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