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March 6th 05, 03:09 AM
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TE errors
My system, a L-Nav and a Winter variometer. Both have their own capacities,
but they share a TE probe. I have begun to see some bad compensation and getting some 'stick' thermals. Where should I start looking for leaks, etc.? Thanks, Fred Blair 
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