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Mark R Steitle wrote:

> Rusty,
>
> Not sure about the D10A, but the BMA G3 (aka BMA Lite) has built-in 12 
> channel gps with moving map screen, and can drive an autopilot. 
>
>  
>
> Mark S.
>
> (spent weekend installing BMA G3) 
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>  
>
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Who was it that Tracy said was asking for the line protocol to the EC2?

The BMA G3 would probably be the perfect instrument if it included the 
EM2 data.  The whole panel would be condensed down to one instrument and 
a couple of backup steam gauges.

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