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Old January 5th 06, 04:45 AM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
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"Roy Smith" wrote in message
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The most common cause of radio failure is electrical failure, which
will indeed take out both your com and your nav, but there are
scenarios which will just take out your com. I've once had a relay in
the audio panel go TU and do exactly that. I once had a com radio
fail in a way that just produced intensly loud static.


I have headset jacks that bypass the audio panel


 




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