Subject: Microair avionics
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 6/7/2011, 6:47 PM
To: AAA Put this in the To box



     Any of you OZ fliers have any experience with the Microair 760
     TRANSCEIVER ?

     Good or bad.


    Paul...

    Well, New York State isn't exactly OZ, but I bought one (and
    their transponder) based on the opinions of a number of other

    local owners of it.  Great price, light package, small panel
    space, and the stories I've been hearing about it, on both the
    Aeroelectric Connection and Canard Aviators, gave it as good a
    rating as just about any other radio. Some even found it
    outperformed many of the more expensive, larger units.

    I haven't really put mine to a real test yet (still not flying
    it) but it's worked fine every time I've fired it up and, to
    date, still feel it was the best deal.

    Harley.


    I think judging from Mikes collection of docs that was the radio
    he had in that 2 1/4 hole.

    Paul Lamar



Thats right Paul,

I sent you a link to a sail plane site where you can get it for $960.
 It includes the intercom and should already be pre-wired and ready to
plug in. (as long as who ever took it out didn't simply cut the wire so
he could have the plug...)

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David Leonard

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The wiring is still there. What is the difference between that and the Xcom?
http://www.xcomavionics.com/

They look near identical. Both have factories in Oz. Both are about
the same price.

Paul Lamar
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