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Subject: RE: [LML] SL-30 Part
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 Mike,

Try calling 800-525-6726 ext 3991.  This is the old UPSAT facility which was
still open a year or so ago. They repaired my SL60.

John Hendrickson there has been very helpful to me.

Bob Belshe

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Reinath, Michael S. (ARC-AM)
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Subject: [LML] SL-30 Part

Anyone know if/how you can order parts for an Apollo SL-30?

The part I need is the transparent amber plastic cover on the front of the
unit that covers the numeric LEDs. Mine has slowly curled at the ends and is
peeling off. The SL-70 just below is okay, however, so it seems the batch of
glue used on the SL-30 cover was not as good as on the SL-70. Is this part
something that can be ordered? Mine has curled too much to be re-glued.

I checked the Garmin website, and they just show a flat fee of about $450
for repair of an SL-30.

Anyone know how to go about getting this part?

Thanks.

Mike Reinath
LNC2 N3602M
San Jose, CA


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