Cambridge 302 and GPS-NAV owners – IMPORTANT NEWS

Hi Steve,

Make sure they are locked onto satellites before checking the date. But you
probably already know that.

Best Regards,

Paul Remde
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"Steve Leonard" wrote in message
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Well, poo. Checked 10 of them last night, and only 4 came up with the
correct date. Several of those that failed to do so were used extensively
this summer. Wonder if I can get a "group discount" rate? :-)

2 more to check and see if I can get back up to 50%

Steve Leonard

On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:19:02 PM UTC-6, Paul Remde wrote:
Hi Steve,

Make sure they are locked onto satellites before checking the date. But you
probably already know that.

Best Regards,

Paul Remde
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Yep. Some took a while. Others were pretty quick. Of course, before sending off, they will get a second chance to take the test. Will wait for more than just 3 showing and distance to waypoint shown. That is where some were last night when checked. Others got 8 satellites pretty quickly.

Steve

News from ClearNav Instruments...

The Garmin GPS date problem in C-302 can be repaired, if no other issues are present, for $180 + shipping/handling.

Barograph calibration, if required, would be $60 additional.

All other repairs are subject to $350 flat rate, include calibration and 1 year warranty.

See http://www.clearnav.net/main/cn-service.html

Best regards,
Evan Ludeman for CNi

I added an area for CAI 302 owners over on the ClearNav discussion board. There's a whole lot of nothing there right now, but 302 owners may feel free to sign up and utilize this area for mutual support. I have around 600 flight hours on the 302 system and still have one in my own ship (it makes a good backup :-)), so if nothing else, you've got me. Advantages vs r.a.s. may or may not be of value to anyone, the "market", as usual, can make that decision.

http://clearnav.net/simplemachinesforum/index.php

best regards,

Evan Ludeman for CNi