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firstascent2002
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Reged: 12/01/2004
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Loc: Bristol

NASA Stand alone AIS

24/06/2008 18:46

Hi guys

I've bought a second hand NASA stand alone AIS. With a "stubby" on the pushpit the signal strength bar sits around the bottom 1/4 of the range...can that be right? Its not my BMC connnection as it was a ready fixed one onto the VHF flex.

Also, the unit can be se t to recive channel A or B. Which should it be set to? Going back and forth in the set up is irritating as hell!

Finally, Is it always north up or can it be set to heads up?

Thanks in advance

J

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
NASA Stand alone AIS	firstascent2002	24/06/2008 18:46
Re: NASA Stand alone AIS	WayneS	25/06/2008 08:15
Re: NASA Stand alone AIS	DaveS	25/06/2008 13:03
Re: NASA Stand alone AIS	WayneS	25/06/2008 23:07
Re: NASA Stand alone AIS	CPD	25/06/2008 23:25
Re: NASA Stand alone AIS	Chrissie	24/06/2008 23:15
Re: NASA Stand alone AIS	RobE	25/06/2008 07:42
Re: NASA Stand alone AIS	Talbot	24/06/2008 21:38

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