Well, today I bit the bullet and ordered my IFly720. It will be here on
Thursday. I just got fed up with a GPS that is very difficult to see in the
sunlight. I have a plan for installation that, if it works out, will remove
the need for me to install a SkyView, which will eliminate all the down
Robert Pasak wrote: You can't get a brighter day then were having this morning
Nashville, Tn. direct sunlight is no problem.
I second that Robert, It was a beautifull day for flying in Tennessee. I flew
from NE TN (GCY) to SW TN FYE) and back today. (6 hrs. flying time) Visibility
grea
Congrats Dan! That was hilarious. If there was air under the tyres it was a
first flight in my book!
Regards
Dene Collett
Avlec Projects cc
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
> >-Original Message-
> >From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net [mailto:krnet-boun...@mylist.net] On
Behalf Of
> >DAN INA GLAN
Hi Everyone,
I used my iFlyGPS 720 for the first time,all I can say is WOW! You can't get a
brighter day then were having this morning Nashville, Tn. direct sunlight is
no problem. All of the sectionals,weather and airport info can be downloaded
using a wireless connection or a flash drive
I am in the process of going carefully through the flight test check lists. I
am pleased to report that the Rick 1 will fly. I am doing the testing at
Kimball NE on a 6000 foot runway with no wind and no traffic. I didn't expect
to fly, I was doing the high speed taxi test part of the check
I believe that "Todds" canopy instructions I received with my canopy stated not
to use polyester because it will eventually cloud the plexi. But then I would
ask the manufacturer of the bubble first. Don't trust me.
Steve Phillabaum
Shorter, Alabama
(Just down the road from Tuskegee Airport a
My bird has a BMA EFIS/One, which is a 10" diagonal screen...
It barely fits - I had to actually have it stick out in front of the
panel, in order to clear one of the crossmembers.
Panel height is one thing the KR-series does not have much of
On 2/20/2012 4:57 PM, Mark Langford wrote:
> Den
Stef
As Mark said, it's not that huge but in my opinion its way too big for a KR
panel. I guess its a personal choice. My front deck is very flat (firewall
above longerons too) and therefore my panel does not rise as far above the
longerons as most others.
You can e mail me on: avlec(at)igen.co.za
You are speaking an incredibly different language than I (or most people)
understand. Can you start over and list how to do this - step by step - so
that the non technical types can follow this. Thanks. Looks pretty cool.
Ray
New Orleans
--- On Sun, 2/19/12, Peter Diffey wrote:
From: Pete
Friends,
Dene collett brought my mind make me think is the EFIS panel really too big??
What do you all think.
Should I go
for the Oddyssey dimensions are 320 x 200 MM or 12.5 x 8 inch ( My pref)
or the Voyager Dimensions are 266 x 168 mm or 10.5 x 6.6 inch.
And I am looking for the average h
Dene Collett wrote:
>If you don't mind me asking, how are you going to fit the Odyssey into your
panel? That is one HUGE EFIS!<
It's not THAT big...only 12.5" wide and 7.9" tall. I thought seriously
about putting one in my plane and it was a tight fit, but it did fit. It
has a lot of capabili
Dean,
Can you give me your mail address Than I can sent you some pictures.
Maybe the panel is too big. You bring me in a twist. should I install a smaller
one??
Stef
Stef and Ted are building the KR-2S see
http://www.masttotaalconcept.nl/kr2
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Van: krnet
Stef
If you don't mind me asking, how are you going to fit the Odyssey into your
panel? That is one HUGE EFIS! I just fitted an Odyssey in a whisper motor
glider which has a panel 1.2m wide and it fills a large section of it. The
voyager has all the functions of the Odyssey in a smaller package but
Hi Stef
I have an Odyssey in my shop at the moment. If you explain to me exactly
what measurement you need I will take it for you in a half hour
Regards
Dene Collett
Avlec Projects cc
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
> >-Original Message-
> >From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net [mailto:krnet-boun
Hi KR friends,
Last year we did a lot on the KR. Th complete upper part of the KR is almost
finished ( excluding the sanding thing) Fwd deck, turtle deck / roll bar,
canopy frame. Linking system and locking system for canopy frame.
Before we glue the canopy on the canopy frame we need to finis
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