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The key is REDUNDANCY. Lets say computer one has a probability of
breaking of .01 (1 out of 100). Computer B has a probability of breaking of .01. If their probabilities of breaking are independent of each other then the probability of BOTH breaking is .0001 (1 in 10,000). Perhaps each G1000 install should be accompanied by a totally seperate GPS/Com, much like it has totally seperate AI, airspeed and altimeter. Robert M. Gary wrote: Mxsmanic wrote: Robert M. Gary writes: I wish more companies had such great service. Great service is a good thing, but a better thing is equipment that doesn't need service to begin with. Having great service doesn't help when your equipment fails in flight. If you've discovered a way to produce 100% defect free products let me know. Would you come work for me? I'll pay you $2.5m each year we are 100% defect free. -Robert |
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