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Trail reports are used to indicate a trails current condition and inform builders and other riders about any issues on a trail. All 5 rides. Photos no photos have been added for Antenas del Pichincha yet, add a photo. Post a Comment Login or Sign Up. I have had the iPad go TU a couple of inopportune times.
I fly a fair amount of unfamiliar country so reliability is a nice feature. Sometimes weather is legal and safe but less than 10 and clear. Again, I like dependable gear.
Remember that there is a fleet LOA to go from a to this My old CTSW with the upgraded in an airgizmo. And now of course, you can also go to the When flying around with a Skyview, and a Garmin as CTLSi's are currently configured I'm not sure what I'd use an ipad or other lap type device for. All it takes is money There is discussion that Garmin might have some new offerings at Oshkosh regarding moving map devices or cost reductions on their equipment that compete with the new tablet applications?
My question, exactly. I have two Garmin 's. I have an iPad1 with Foreflight. I'm looking to either fully integrate my 's or upgrade to a better system. I use the iPad mostly for a sectional chart display. I assume you have the SkyView. Do you get sectional display on it? Is it useful for scrolling around and informal in-flight info chasing or is an iPad still handy for that? Here is a link to the Dynon features page for Skyview.
It's extensive and getting longer all the time. Both feed the autopilot and you can select back and forth which one is in use. I was using the Garmin to program flight plans because I found its touch screen interface to be faster for programming versus the Skyview joystick driven.
Both work, the Dynon system has completely free database updates versus several hundred for the Garmin. I kept the Dynon updated, I was doing annual updates to the Garmin.
Both have moving maps, airport database directories, auto frequency feed capability to com. It's endless data, and redundant. A skyview equipped system just doesn't need external devices at least not for anything I can think of. If you are upgrading to a Dynon, I think I'd sell the two 's on ebay and add a panel mounted in its place.
In case I didn't answer your specific question - Once you learn Skyview and get used to using it in flight, I think you'll slowly stop using the ipad for anything. You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Paste as plain text instead. Only 75 emoji are allowed. Display as a link instead. Clear editor. Upload or insert images from URL. GPS Search In. Sign in to follow this Followers 0. Garmin Updates? Reply to this topic Start new topic. Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. Report post. Posted July 16, Share this post Link to post Share on other sites. It's very expensive to keep a Garmin aviation unit completely up to date.
Posted July 17, I guess I will be relying a lot on the iPad. Nicer screen anyway.
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