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December 12th 18, 04:49 PM
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LXNav screens (LX9000, LX9070, etc) and polarised sunglasses
I had a problem with a CAI 302.Â* It seems that in a certain batch of
production, the screens were installed 90 degrees to the required orientation.Â* With that, I had to raise my polarized glasses or tip my head to the side to read the instrument.Â* It was doable, but very annoying. On 12/12/2018 7:45 AM, wrote: Good evening all, Has anyone experienced any problems with polarised sunglasses and LXNav PNA's? If so, could you kindly advise: - The model number - The installed orientation, and - What plane was the screen polarised in, horizontal or vertical? Many thanks! CJ B3 -- Dan, 5J 
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