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Subject: Re: [LML] RFI using WX WORX
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From: "John Schroeder" <jschroeder@perigee.net>
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Tom -

We are not flying yet so I can't say we have or have no interference from  
the WxWorx/tablet/blue tooth system.

Sounds like a real mystery to me. Does your tablet have a receiver for a  
wireless netwoork? Might turn that off first. Also, is it the WxWorx  
receiver or a blue tooth gps antenna/receiver?

I did fly with a friend in a 182 and took the system along. We had the  
WxWorx antenna near one of his other antennas and we got some  
interference. We moved the antenna to the windscreen near the BT gps and  
it went away.

Keep us posted. Sounds like the gremlins may be common to all of our  
airplanes.

John


>
> Does anyone have similar results or know of other ill effects from  
> having Bluetooth in the cockpit.  BTW, before WX WORX, I did not have  
> any Bluetooth or any other RF transmitting from the Tablet PC.  During  
> this time (about 1 year), I had no squelch problems at all.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tom
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