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Angle of Attack with GRT Sport SX

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Angle of Attack with GRT Sport SX

Postby DCASonex » Wed Apr 15, 2015 5:18 pm

Has anyone successfully set up the angle of attack function in a GRT Sport SX in a Sonex or similar. Finally got around to setting up (calibrating) mine today and is seems to be an overactive distraction, flickering from yellow to red arrows with every minor deviation, even at cruise speeds. Any way to get it to turn off at cruise speeds? If anyone has set this function up in a Sonex, what calibration number did you use ?

David A. Sonex TD with 3300. GRT Sport SX with SV and auto-pilot.
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