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Old September 1st 09, 04:38 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Mark Jardini
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Default LX 1600

Try as I may, I cannot find a way to adjust the deadband for either
climb or cruise for this unit. Has anyone figured it out? The manual
is singularly cryptic. I am running it with Fly with CE.

Mark
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Old September 1st 09, 09:17 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Richard[_9_]
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Default LX 1600

On Aug 31, 8:38*pm, Mark Jardini wrote:
Try as I may, I cannot find a way to adjust the deadband for either
climb or cruise for this unit. Has anyone figured it out? The manual
is singularly cryptic. *I am running it with Fly with CE.

Mark


Mark,

The software your are running almost completely controls the LX1600
and it's settings. I believe SeeYou Mobile and WinPilot have
provisions to set the dead band.

Richard
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