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June 27th 07, 07:38 PM
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Garmin 396 weather problems
What direction were you flying? If north, sometimes the signal can be
blanketed by the airframe, since the satellites are in the southern part of the sky. 
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June 29th 07, 09:07 PM
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Garmin 396 weather problems
Uhhh.... north.
Thanks. "paul kgyy" wrote in message ups.com... What direction were you flying? If north, sometimes the signal can be blanketed by the airframe, since the satellites are in the southern part of the sky.
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