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Bob Bullock wrote:
 
>Need Some input.  I have a like new Bendix-King Handheld GPS NAV COM that has not been used for about 3 yrs.  The database is dated 1996. Took it out of storage and it will not access the GPS system otherwise it works.  It was working when put in storage.  Is it possible that the outdated database will stop it from accessing the GPS navagation functions.  Can't even get the map to com uo using eather the internal or external ant. I get a message " not enough signal for navigation .  Any ideas. ?????  This is only my backup com radio & GPS but I would like to be able to use it as it was quite expensive when I bought it new in 1966. Iam using a Garmin 196 now as primary GPS which works great.
Bob Bullock
N5621X
Maryland<
 
I remember a few years ago, there was some sort of an issue with a change in the system....or maybe a Y2K thing, that required some fancy doin's with my old Garmin 55 I use for a backup. I couldn't catch any satellites or position. I called Garmin and they gave me the instructions for the process. I believe this was only required on older units so it may apply to yours. Call the manufacturer....they should be able to help.
 
Mike Polhemus
Alon 5629F

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