On 7/6/2020 1:41 AM, Mike Stirewalt via KRnet wrote:
A kneeboard would sure solve the tablet-size situation.
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Make sure to get a comfortable , wide strap unit and place it as close
to the knee as comfortable with an adapter that raises
Thanks Mark & Larry for the feedback. I'll give kneeboards another look
as I do my re-evaluation of cockpit configuration with whatever new
navigator I buy. A kneeboard would sure solve the tablet-size situation.
One needs a big screen for plates in any case and I carry in a side
pocket a thin W
> "for $100 more you can install Skybeacon with three screws and
attaching two wires . . ."
I'd heard they (Uavionix) are now selling only the "certificated" models
of that design, but maybe that's true only with the Tailbeacon. I'd read
on Avweb or somewhere that they're not selling those mod
On 7/3/2020 5:16 PM, Mike Stirewalt via KRnet wrote:
I'm pretty sure I'm going to go
with Mark's recommendation re the uAvionix echoUAT with the accompanying
GPS module - all of which is only $1399.
Do you currently have ADS-
If you're running out of panel space but want something larger that a
smart phone try something like
https://www.lasts.xyz/products/samsung-galaxy-tab-a---wi-fi---8-gb---black---7-23980
If it has all the features you need and put it on a comfortable knee
board. If you fly with left hand, pu
Mike Stirewalt wrote:
> The question then becomes, "What device do I want in order to display the
> incoming ADS-B traffic that the echoUAT provides via wi-fi?"
Mike,
I display the echoUAT data on a $130 (used) Android Google Nexus 7 (2013
or later is better/brighter). That's one of the brigh
A while back some kind Netter mentioned how well a Wal-Mart $30 LG phone
works as a back up with Avare installed. Indeed, I bought one and its
amazingly useful for the money - basically a small, fully functional
Android tablet. I currently use it as a radio to listen to the BBC. I
haven't been f
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