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One thing that uavionx should consider is a ipad or tablet app to control all the AV30 functions like the app from Avidyne.
i bet if they could figure something out to relive the small sized screens on their product many folks would be very interested
Just because you can squeeze all that information on a small display does not mean that you should. I agree with Bruce.
And I have an Avidyne in my C-180 and I have the Avidyne app but only use it to transfer a flight plan (sometimes). I use the iPad to run FlyQ. It has everything that I need or want to display and it’s fed by the IFD-440 which mainly supplies the WAAS signal to the iPad.
And I have an Avidyne in my C-180 and I have the Avidyne app but only use it to transfer a flight plan (sometimes). I use the iPad to run FlyQ. It has everything that I need or want to display and it’s fed by the IFD-440 which mainly supplies the WAAS signal to the iPad.