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Nathan Young wrote:
On Wed, 10 May 2006 11:59:58 +0000 (UTC), wrote: Hey all... just got official confirmation that my KT76's power output is way low.... classic sign of weak/dying/dead cavity tube. Just looking for suggestions on what might be a good, cost-effective replacement. I'm tired of futzing with transponders so I'm pretty sure I want a solid-state replacement. I just had a thought too (for any avionics techs reading)... perhaps the lack of DME suppression lead to the premature demise of the KT76? I was going to wire it up when I installed the DME, but the KT76 doesn't have that capability. Maybe the DME cooked it? I would get another KT76. As with all avionics, install price dominates the end cost. Alternatively, are there any pin-compatible transponders (for KT76)? Yes, Narco has a slide in replacement based on their AT165. I've got an AT165 in my airplane and am very happy with it. |
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