 Cambridge L-Nav
On Aug 18, 5:46 am, "Ian McPhee" <ianmcp...@aapt.net.au> wrote:
> Agree with battery - if you can not get the original battery 2032 fits the
> holder OK - also look for cracks it the original red silicon tube used
> internal within the unit - I had one woth a lengthwise crack in tube which
> only played up in the air
> Ian McPhee AUS
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> "HL Falbaum" <hfalb...@> wrote in message
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> > Also---check the battery--a little coin-cell battery. When dead, you lose
> > your polar setting, and a lot else.
> > Small leaks in plumbing--esp to the flask--lead to wierd readings.
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> > Hartley Falbaum
> > USA---"KF"
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> > "Brian Laverick-Smith" <REMOVE_TO_REPLY.brianlaver...@>
> > wrote in messagenews:5imd87F3ppgcbU1@mid....
> >>I have a fault with my cambridge version 2 which I
> >> wonder if any one else has experienced. I will try
> >> the agent but in between time .....?
> >> On a recent flight the speed to fly indicator played
> >> up showing full pull up advice with settings Mc 0
> >> speed 45 knots and showing 2 down ! Before this it
> >> has been good for the two years I have had it
> >> It is 15 years old so maybe it has had its day ? [
> >> like me ]
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> >> Any ideas folks
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> >> Brian K.G.C.
> >> Brian L-Smith Kent England
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Ditto on the battery. Had the exact same symptoms you described last
year. Replacing the backup battery immediately fixed it. Of
course, you'll then have to re-enter the polar and other settings, but
it should be good as new after that.
Cheers,
Erik Mann | 
