Garmin GTX 330 Transponder

In article <5475b434.0402161452.214b412a@com >, daedalus@ptd.net
(Jack McAdams) writes:

>Ditto what Viperdoc said. I'm also on the east coast (NJ) and feel it
>is worth its worth in gold. Mine is mounted in my Beech Sundowner.
>
>Jack
>
>paulajay1@ (PaulaJay1) wrote in message
>news:<20040215162900.13960.00000722@mb-m11.>...
>> I'm thinking of adding the GTX 330 transponder to get traffic on my 430.
>Has
>> anyone done this and is it worth the price(what did it cost)? I fly mostly
>in
>> the eastern US and believe that there is pretty good coverage here.
>>
>> Chuck
>

Thanks to you and Viperdoc for helping me spend money<G>. Signed to get the
unit installed in my Archer. Cost about $4k and should be in the first of
March. Thanks for the comments.

Chuck

paulajay1@ (PaulaJay1) wrote in message news:<20040218163522.07155.00000770@mb-m06.>...
> In article <5475b434.0402161452.214b412a@com >, daedalus@ptd.net
> (Jack McAdams) writes:
>
> >
>
> Thanks to you and Viperdoc for helping me spend money<G>. Signed to get the
> unit installed in my Archer. Cost about $4k and should be in the first of
> March. Thanks for the comments.
>
> Chuck

I also recommend spending $40 more and getting the Davtron C307PS
temperature probe (contact Davtron sales directly). This can
interface to the GTX-330 and will then display OAT and Density
Altitude. The little probe can poke through the fuselage in a
convenient spot (mine's just below/forward of the side pilot window).
I'm getting ready to replace my windshields and didn't want to poke
the analog probe through the new glass.

In article <b45e1530.0402220500.32730a4a@com >,
phldmgoldm (Dave) writes:

>I also recommend spending $40 more and getting the Davtron C307PS
>temperature probe (contact Davtron sales directly). This can
>interface to the GTX-330 and will then display OAT and Density
>Altitude. The little probe can poke through the fuselage in a
>convenient spot (mine's just below/forward of the side pilot window).
>I'm getting ready to replace my windshields and didn't want to poke
>the analog probe through the new glass.
>

Thanks Dave. I'll talk to the shop and have them add it.

Chuck