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Subject: FreeFlight 1101/ Trutrak interface
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I am unable to get my FreeFlight 1101 to talk to my TruTrak Digiflight 
II autopilot.  The TruTrak needs a GPS signal, and should be getting one 
from the Pinpoint GADAHRS which is receiving the 1101 GPS signal.  (I am 
not using the GPS on the Pinpoint)  The Chelton is getting the correct 
signals from the 1101.  Is there anyone out there that has a similar 
setup that is working?  (FreeFlight 1101, Chelton, and Trutrak)

Thanks,

Micah Froese