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Old May 31st 19, 09:50 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Model 20 GPS's stopped working this last weekend

I witnessed something pretty strange this last weekend several Cambridge Model 20 GPS stopped working. I have used it for years connected to my SN10b with zero problems. This last weekend I saw on the SN10 display, no GPS signal in the last 10 seconds over and over. Indeed it wasn't updating. I had a spare and another glider had a Model 20 that also stopped working in their glider. Has there been some type of change to the GPS signals being sent from the satellites?

This was very strange?

Buzz Graves
 




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