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The rest of the world is metric too ;)

Been an interesting year for winds here --

Hi Vern, Murray's, & subsequently my, pm to you "bounced" something about us possibly being on your ignore list - accidentally of course ;D ;D

Lance - same one as I fitted 23 years ago approx 12" diameter :)

Vern, Testing & finding faults while in the hangar is a common issue, hopefully more people read these comments. Lance - FWIW my original install had the Txpdr (Apollo SL70) antenna (fully internal) way back aft in the fuselage, now with the Dynon 261 it is internal just aft of thge firewall...

The 'joys' of plastic airframes  ;D FWIW - I don't have any issues with the Dynon Txpdr (261) & ADSB out but then again  I always use RG400 & keep the antennas, particularly the Txpdr, as far apart as possible to reduce the coupling also.  Seems to work so far on 20 + compositre airframes I've...

Vern, you're more than welcome down our way  ;D ;D

Try using the knobs on either side of the screens (like a joystick) :)

You could try just plugging in the pitch servo to the roll harness or roll to pitch harness. Roll Servo to pitch harness - if that works then you know the servo is good, if not then it's a call to support ;)

also confirm that the pins/sockets in the dsub connectors are 'clicked' in place (a gentle pull on the wire will confirm that) as an added check. Doing a continuity check with a DMM is not necessarily the complete answer ;)

I had done the maths too ;D ;D

As Robski says " doesn't get corrupted by a noisy ground" - I find the safest way, to save possible issues later, is to use a Dynon ground. I treat the EMS sensors the same way as audio - common dedicated grounds. ;)

Too deep  :) OAT input via any of the capable screens is all that's needed whether it's a GP or dedicated input.

Yes

No problem at all, the current draw is very low on those.

Bob, you can pm me if you wish. It could save a lot of to/froing but I ask that when the 'problem' is resolved that you publish it here so that others do not have to go throughn the same frustration. ;)

Sunfish You have a pm ;)

Bob, as much as I hate the use of ferrites why don't you just buy 2 X ferrites (clamp on type) for the coax & add 1 to each antenna cable as close to the antenna as you can get & report the results ? IMO it's worth a try & a cheap easy solution if it works. Some years ago a kit maker found...

Yes, any of the Dynon grounds will do as they are all interconnected.

Graham, I have sent you a pm. ;)