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Garmin650 & 275 interfacing with autopilot

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    JOHN FERNAN on May 3, 2021 at 11:17 pm #20640

    Matt,
    Here are the notes made by the other pilot during our flight to try and list the autopilot issues.
    ROLL: Slow response, never stopped or captured level flight, when utilizing the roll knob the roll over corrected dramatically.
    HDG: Full deflection of the yolk on correction, always to the right, violent corrections, never settled down.
    ALT: Very slow to correct and always overshooting
    PITCH: Too slow to react.
    I’m guessing from what you said and what the autopilot does that there is a serious wiring issue. The avionic shop assured me it worked in the hanger but they never test flew the AC to check the system. I now have to find a shop that can correct these issues, any suggestions?
    Thanks, John

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    JOHN FERNAN on April 27, 2021 at 1:47 am #20622

    Matt,
    I’m checking with the other pilot that was with me when we tried the system out. I don’t remember that alt hold did anything at all, but he was making notes on the reactions.
    Thanks, John

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    Matt Schloss on April 26, 2021 at 11:06 pm #20621

    John,

    We have not seen any issues with the GI 275s and these AP systems. Issues we have seen have been attributed to wiring and configurations. Does the altitude hold work correctly, or better stated, what does altitude hold only do when engaged?

    Let me know on this and I will see what I can do to help further.

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    JOHN FERNAN on April 26, 2021 at 10:19 pm #20620

    Members,
    I own a 1976 Lance PA32R-300 with an Altimatic III C autopilot. I had the avionics upgraded recently with a GMA 345 audio, two GI275 HSI/AHRS/GMU11/AP units, and a GTN650XI Navigator. I asked the avionic shop on several occasions about the auto pilot interfacing with the Garmin units and was assured the auto pilot would work as well as it had in the past. During the flight check of the autopilot , once it is engaged, the aircraft starts into a diving right turn.
    Is there a way to correctly couple the Garmin’s and the autopilot?
    Thanks.

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