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FSDO enforcement- GPS before effective date - which date to put in Aircraft Log for Part 43?



 
 
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Old March 14th 06, 09:32 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
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Default FSDO enforcement- GPS before effective date - which date to put in Aircraft Log for Part 43?

FWIW, you can put the new card in the KLN-94 before the effective date.
The old data will be used until the
effective date. If you are using it at 0000 UTC on the effective date
(6pm CST) it will give you a message,
telling you to power off and back on to use the new data.


Which, IMO, stinks.

I was flying a night, IFR flight over Washington, DC, airspace, being
guided by GPS and the autopilot. Before you point it out: Yes, I got
caught with my pants down. I didn't have a current VOR tuned as a backup.


Well, in the case I was referring to, my KLN04 did not force me to
reboot at that moment, it just was letting me know that I would need to
reboot eventually to use the new cycle's data. It continued tracking
and using the old data just fine in the mean time.

Did yours actually force you to reboot at that moment? What kind of
GPS is it?

Cheers,
John

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Old March 14th 06, 09:38 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
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Default FSDO enforcement- GPS before effective date - which date to put in Aircraft Log for Part 43?

Oops, I meant KLN94, and I see elsewhere in the thread that yours is
the same.

John

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Old March 14th 06, 09:42 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
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Default FSDO enforcement- GPS before effective date - which date to put in Aircraft Log for Part 43?

John Clonts wrote:

Did yours actually force you to reboot at that moment? What kind of
GPS is it?


It was a B/K KLN94 (that is what we are discussing, right?) and this was
perhaps three years ago. Yes, the only option I recall was to reboot.

Have there been software updates since then that may have addressed this?
I wouldn't know since it has been about 2 1/2 years since I flew with that
brand and model GPS.

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Old March 14th 06, 11:38 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
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Default FSDO enforcement- GPS before effective date - which date to put in Aircraft Log for Part 43?

Have there been software updates since then that may have addressed this?
I wouldn't know since it has been about 2 1/2 years since I flew with that
brand and model GPS.


Yes, there has been a major software upgrade a year or two ago. It
appears they have eliminated that particular "gotcha" (of requiring an
immediate reboot when the new cycle becomes effective).

Cheers,
John

 




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