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Yea....FUSION......I fixed that!!

The best possible technology would be a fusion reactor plugged into the ocean for electrolysis. Probably not in my lifetime.

She has her headset on backwards

Interesting that you should ask. I JUST bought this from eBay...

I have been there in those conditions.......in a P-Baron. I remember kinda not wanting to be there. But then, at least I had plenty of power.

Well, to anyone following this thread. It was the charger. The old one worked.........but was too weak to charge the DGL50. This new hi-power charger did the trick. Now........fully charged!! See my avatar.....that is my "happy face!"

George, I think your ForeFlight will do what your Aera won't. Strange. I just bought these hi charge devices.....I think it might be the solution! Testing them now. Hope to fully charge the battery.

At home, with the unit "OFF," I can't get the battery to indicate more than my red arrow. I think I might need a new battery installed. Might send it off to Chris Short LLC.

I have a DGL 50 and Aera 660. What I can't figure out is how to tell the %battery level in the GDL 50. Probably RIGHT in front of me. This is as close as I see but never changes. Thanks

I suspect you know little about the Columbia Gorge, rail or air traffic.

I don't think you have ANY idea of the amount of train traffic that travels through the Columbia Gorge. It is almost continuous............since it is the only sea-level route through the Cascades.

Alive http://www.kathrynsreport.com/search?q=karl+gruber

People were upset by all the trains honking their horns going upstream of the Columbia River out of Vancouver. So they decided to stop honking. Within a week, Chuck Kellog was killed crossing an intersection. Shortly thereafter, the trains went back to honking!

I need to point out that........and thank Llewtrah381 was the first person to recommend "Chris Short'"

Sorry to necropost here. But Chris Short will fix these Garmin pieces of junk. He fixed my Aera 660 for $125. It was dead as a doornail. Chris Short Short Tronics, Inc 51612 US Highway169 Mankato, MN 56001-6584 612-326-4364 ips@chartermi.net

Lindberg.....THANKS!..........getting old is hell!

"Goutche" was popular in the '70s

Well..................it can be done! I needed a corporate job........wrote a 135 manual.............found a customer to sign up for 40hrs/month...........found a rich guy to buy the airplane. 1967 65-A90 N773S It was Win/Win/Win Jim Raisbeck also used it for testing. It had a "Goutche"...

I was.................. Desert Aire Regional...........M94

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