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October 15th 07, 08:32 PM
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Cautionary Tale: Logger Failures, Batteries, Backups, & GPS Altitude
On Oct 15, 1:19 pm, Ramy wrote:
Is there a reason why cambridge (as well as some other flight recorders) do not use non volatile memory instead of a backup battery which may die in the wrong time or pop out in a crash resulting in a loss of the most critical clue of what happened?? Cambridge does, in the 302. I suspect the cost of re-engineering the model 20 with more modern innards was not cost effective considering the small market. -Tom 
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