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Slaving a Garmin 296 to the GNS430

 
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Robert.Limb(at)btinternet
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:35 am    Post subject: Slaving a Garmin 296 to the GNS430 Reply with quote

Has anyone had experience of hooking up a 296 to GNS430?



Evidently using the "Aviation In" feature on the 296 and the auto crosslink
feature on the GNS430 the Flight plan and user wpt's will be transferred
automatically.



The hook up appears to be via the GNS430 RS232 output port 1 feeding the
Com1 296 data in (yellow wire). The Garmin Installation Manual figure 4-11
only shows a hook for the 195 and Pilot III.



So I would like to see if anyone has got this setup working. The terrain
data from the 296 is better than the 430 and it is WAAS enabled.



Thanks



Robert


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