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Subject: Stupid Question about, "Voice annunciator enabled.  Have a nice flight....."
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Gents:

I hope one of you can help me "finger out" the link between my Chelton =
system and some other system (perhaps my AOA Pro) that causes an aural =
annunciation of "FLAPS" on the ground while taxiing, and at times in the =
pattern.

In the Chelton documentation, Section 2 - Caution/Warning/Advisory =
system, it lists pages of warnings that will cause "Tones," "Chimes," or =
verbiage.  The verbal warnings include: Pull Up, Terrain, Obstruction, =
Stall, Overspeed, Minimums, Too Low - Terrain, Too Low -- Gear, Too Low =
-- Flaps, Sink Rate, Glide Slope, Traffic, Fuel Low, etc.

No where on the list does it designate a "FLAPS" aural warning.

I'm guessing (need your assistance here) that the "FLAPS" warning is =
triggered some how from my AOA Pro, which I have carefully calibrated =
according to the documentation and calibration check lists. =20

I can go into the system menu of the Cheltons and turn down the volume =
for all alerts, but I don't favor that approach.  What I really care =
about is getting rid of the barking "FLAPS" warning -- especially while =
taxiing.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance,

John Hafen
IVP N413AJ 300+hrs=