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Jim B wrote:
Thanks both Tauno and ktbr. Second question. After we returned home, I swapped the KX155's returning them to the original slots. #1 KX155 (the wet one) didn't give us any pitching problem with the auto pilot, however, thinking of coax, conection, or antenna problems, we had a local tower operator complain about very staticy transmisions. Reception was fine, Nav functions were fine. #2 transmitted much better however only #1 is coupled so we couldn't check the #2 radio/tray/coax/antenna against the autopilot. Next step to swap coax antenna leads? Thanks again, Jim You should take the wet (and now hopefully dry again) unit to a shop for a checkout. Swimming can create weird effects in electronics. I once repaired a handheld COM, which had been diving, and all the glass-tube diodes were broken, as electrolytic corrosion ate the wire at the more positive end, and water got into the glass encapsulation. -- Tauno Voipio (PA28RT-201T, OH-PYM) tauno voipio (at) iki fi |
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