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Old April 29th 10, 12:02 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
ryanglover1969[_2_]
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Default radio interference

I have a question for all the electronically minded pilots out there.
Every time I transmit my vario goes crazy. The funny thing is that
when the colibri and or the Ipaq isn't connected it doesn't go crazy.
My set up is as follows: LX 1600vario
Dittle FSG 2T radio
Colibri data logger
Ipaq 3600 running SeeYou mobile

What's the solution? I got some ferrite beads and put them in various
locations with no success.
should I shield the cables from the vario to the colibri and Ipaq???
 




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