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Ensure your AP disconnect button is not closed to ground.

My 250 and 2020 antennas are both mounted on the glare shield of my RV-7. Neither has an issue with both screens turned on. That said, my antenna wire runs are short and are not tied in with other wires that might generate noise.

Older versions of the Skyview software required manual input (or was it sometimes incorrectly calculated?) of the HEX code. You have to remove and re-enter the N number to correct it, I believe. Also, make sure the XPNDR is in TEST mode during the check.

This is typically a configuration problem on one side or the other but could also be a wiring issue or pin that was not fully seated in a connector. Ring out all the related wires and confirm the configuration is correct.

Can you confirm you have 12v on the red wire? (not 5v like the other sensors).

There is another thread where a Dynon user posted a link to his utility to help with checklist creation. Try the search button, top right.

The person I thought might be interested, is not. I see you've posted on VAF. Good luck with the sale.

Also be sure your headset (edit) and mic jacks are insulated from any metal.

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Sounds like you have a non-Dynon AOA. The Dynon AOA system only provides oral beeps that go to a solid tone. Also, there is no potentiometer needed since the sound is adjustable in the EFIS.

Dynon provides a copy of the manual that shows changed pages. In the military, they provided only the changed pages so we could replace the affected page in the manual and avoid issuing the entire manual in print for many thousands of users. I enjoyed putting the changes in the manuals (as an...

My 2020 and 250 antennas are mounted on the glare shield of my RV-7A but I would not put them there again due to the glare on the windshield. I have them temporarily covered with plans to make fiberglass covers and paint them black, held down by velcro.

I might have a buyer for one D700 for his RV-3. He'll want to know the price.

22g wire would be fine. You can put the ring terminal under the DB-9 connector screw on the intercom. As a general rule, you want all your audio related grounds going to one point, then from that point to the aircraft ground, which should attach to the battery ground.

If the radio uses the Garmin SL30 protocol, it should work fine. That would depend on the XCOM documentation.