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Has anyone used to the Uavionix Echo to supply rs232 altitude data to both the Transponder and the ADSB?

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charosenz

charosenz

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I have a Garmin GTX 327 transponder with an ACK 30.9 pressure encoder with serial 232 data out. I also have a U-avionix Echo ADSB. It dawned on me that since the Echo has Dual RS232 data out that it could conceivably provide altitude data to both the 327 and the ADSB.

Anyone done this? If so, results?
 
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