That's not a valid filename. I'll guess that you mean FAA_av1510_ob1505_13.0.duc which is valid 2015-09-17 through 2015-10-14, so as of 2015-10-15, SkyView is correctly flagging this database as expired. The (1) suffix on the filename you loaded indicates that you downloaded this file twice, and Windows cannot have two files with the exact same name in a directory (folder) so it adds a (1) suffix to the second file to make the filename unique.
I suggest that you download the current aviation / obstacle database from our website - http://dynonavionics.com/downloads/Software/FAA_av1511_ob1506_13.0.duc (and only download it once) and install that on your SkyView system. Please let us know if, after loading this (current) aviation / obstacle database, your SkyView continues to reboot spontaneously.
Remember that for us to assist you, we need to know the details of the event such as the exact wording of the message that was displayed. We understand that's difficult in flight, but SkyView can record "screenshots" quickly by having a USB flash drive plugged in (even the one that has charts on it) and pushing buttons 2+7 at the same time. That records an image of what's on the screen to a folder on the USB flash drive called "screenshots" which you can then check the error messages section of the SkyView Pilot's User Guide, or email to support at dynonavionics dot com.
I loaded the latest FAA data. FAA _av1515_ob1505_13.0(1).duc. I normally install data base using Skyview internal bat. During down load got some message I interpreted to mean I needed to power up all modules, so I turned on avionics master. Finished download. Next day went to go fly and it said data base out of date. Went flying and that's when it re booted twice It has never shut down in flight before