The output of the GPS2 is NMEA 0183 for RS-232 connection. That is pretty standard, so if your EFIS (Dynon ) accepts that input then it will work. I believe most do. RS-232 is a 5 VDC signal which will not even notice the distances covered in our aircraft.
I went a similar route and bought an external GPS to drive both the APRS and be secondary for my GRT Sport.
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