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Both the Garmin 396 and 496
require: |
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External XM
antenna/receiver cable (red arrow)
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The Garmin 396/496
has a built in GPS antenna,
but depending on whether you can get
both good
reception and be able to read the screen where you mount the unit an
external antenna may be required (yellow
arrow).
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Depending
whether you need external power and
whether
traffic
interface is being used a 3rd cable
would be necessary (green arrow).
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The Flight Cheetah FL 190 has two different
configurations |
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- Power cable
(green arrow)
- A single USB data
cable, (red arrow shown to the right) ending in a
USB hub allowing for
multiple devices to be plugged in
remotely. This hub can be
placed in a remote area such as under
the dash board or seat where all modules can be
plugged in. For an even neater
installation have your Avionics
installer route the wires.
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The Flight Cheetah FL 190 NO Cables |
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- No power cable,
with optional internal battery it will
run continuously for 4 hours.
- Data Cable
replaced by the latest Bluetooth 2.0
which is built into the FL 190.
The XM and GPS receiver Bluetooth
options add about $250 additional cost.
NOTE: It is recommended that for people
ordering Bluetooth that you are familiar
with how to use Bluetooth. Some
aircraft have high levels of electronic
interference that will reduce
performance of Bluetooth systems.
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