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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. ;)

The VHF Comms frequencies are in the 118.00 to 136.00 range anything outside that is for other uses eg in the case of the lower ones they arefor VOR, LOC & ILS etc. So as you have just a Com you will not be able to receive the ATIS frequencies you mentioned.

THAT was how I read it too, the NETWORK cable is missing & if that is the case then you would not see the EMS on the list after doing a system config.

my input was due to the OP's last sentence  ----    "I think I am not getting anything from the EMS 220, all my sensors are directly connected, I do get voltage reading though from somewhere.. ;)

The only connection for EMS data from the EMS module to Skyview is via the network cable (9 pin dsub) are you saying the sensors are connected directly to Skyview ?  IF so then make up (or buy) a network cable (it's in the manual) , female to female 9 pin dsub connectors pins in parallel but...

Any of their common grounds will do, it's not necessary to ground exactly as per book in this case.

AlanR I could try troubleshooting this issue with you offline if you wish, just pm me.

which part ? Vern or what he said ? ;D ;D

Adelaide :)

Yes, no problem at all ;)

+ 1 here too.

Simple check - unplug the battery ;)

Graham, it's a standard 25 pin male dsub connector so an avionics shop near you will have one ;)