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Hi Wayne, Why not use a Handheld unit and keep the glove box.The handhelds have everything you could want I mean the GPS handheld- use a panel mount com.A lot of us go that route. Pricewise you would be a head and it works nicely.I have a Garmin 195 that I really like and a panel mount Mx 11 com w/flip flop.Now you could get a beautiful color GPS. they are Awesome BTW Bill Coons works for JA radios and gets coupers a nice price on Garmin he's on the list. Good Luck on whatever you do dennis 99564
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----[Please read http://ercoupers.com/disclaimer.htm before following any advice in this forum.]----Gentle persons::I am in a quandary! I have removed my Ross panel mounted Loran which leaves me approx 2.5 inches high, by 6.25 inches wide of panel space in which to install a panel mounted GPS/COM. The panel depth at this point with plugs and connectors, is restricted to 7 inches due to the fuel tank. Garmin has several units that fit this aperture, the GNC 250 XL, and the GNC 300 XL IFR unit. Both have profoundly archaic displays on the GPS portion of the box however the COM portion is all that an aircraft would want. Is anybody familiar with another unit that might fit the space and have a better display than the panel mounted Garmin? Right now I am using the space for a glove box!Thanks Wayne Woollard
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