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For anyone who flies with a G1000, have you ever noticed an anomaly on the main moving map if NEXRAD data is missing.  Flying the southwest route over El Paso into Arizona, I saw some big areas where it looked NEXRAD data was missing. But this seemed to take out the underlying topo of the base map. A picture is below. If I deselected  NEXRAD from showing on the map, then the topo data reappeared. But if there was no NEXRAD then it blanked out the whole map for that section. Very weird.  Anybody else ever see this?

 

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6 minutes ago, Jeff_S said:

For anyone who flies with a G1000, have you ever noticed an anomaly on the main moving map if NEXRAD data is missing.  Flying the southwest route over El Paso into Arizona, I saw some big areas where it looked NEXRAD data was missing. But this seemed to take out the underlying topo of the base map. A picture is below. If I deselected  NEXRAD from showing on the map, then the topo data reappeared. But if there was no NEXRAD then it blanked out the whole map for that section. Very weird.  Anybody else ever see this?

 

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It's not just the G1000.  It happens on all displays where there is no nexrad coverage.  If you want to see the underlining map you need to disable nexrad.

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Agree. Had this happen to me on the GTN 750 with the GTX 345 feeding it recently; it is not just related to the G1000.

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Very interesting. Thanks Don. I had never seen it to such an extent because this is my first time flying so far out West where there are more coverage gaps. But I looked at a map of NEXRAD coverage and I see that the blank spots I was seeing yesterday correspond to gaps on that map. In fact, I see there is a small one in North Georgia/North Carolina mountains that I do fly over a lot. I remember having seen this before but it was such a small area I figured it was a momentary glitch. Learn something new...

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Jeff, I’ve also seen the same thing on my g1000 in northern Florida and down in the Bahamas near Nassau. I’m not to sure the coverage areas or blank spots are located in the same areas all the time.

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