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On Wednesday, December 11, 2013 6:54:05 PM UTC-7, Nick Kennedy wrote:
Hi Gents Thanks for the good information on the MRX, I appreciate the time you guys took to write about it. It sounds like when it is working and connected to the ships power it is a good thing to have on board. I got mine in my extra's box of stuff when I purchased glider T and it seems to work at the present. I set it on the dash of my F150 truck looking at the turns from downwind to base to final here in Telluride yesterday at it worked as advertised, and I could read the screen in bright sunlight I like how simple it is to use and how easy it is to interpret the display. To bad they went Tango Uniform as Bruno so delicately put it :] Happy Holidays Nick T Are these units reliable and worth having in your glider? Are they consistent enough to trust in a real threat situation? Nick |
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I've had mine for less than a year and, so far, it has not failed.
As to extremely high or low aircraft alerting - during setup the pilot chooses maximum range and altitude difference to report. "Nick Kennedy" wrote in message ... On Wednesday, December 11, 2013 6:54:05 PM UTC-7, Nick Kennedy wrote: Hi Gents Thanks for the good information on the MRX, I appreciate the time you guys took to write about it. It sounds like when it is working and connected to the ships power it is a good thing to have on board. I got mine in my extra's box of stuff when I purchased glider T and it seems to work at the present. I set it on the dash of my F150 truck looking at the turns from downwind to base to final here in Telluride yesterday at it worked as advertised, and I could read the screen in bright sunlight I like how simple it is to use and how easy it is to interpret the display. To bad they went Tango Uniform as Bruno so delicately put it :] Happy Holidays Nick T Are these units reliable and worth having in your glider? Are they consistent enough to trust in a real threat situation? Nick |
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On 12/13/2013 1:19 PM, Dan Marotta wrote:
I've had mine for less than a year and, so far, it has not failed. Likewise, I've had mine for 2 or 3 years with no issues. I bought it from someone who had just installed a Powerflarm. Vaughn |
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