elctronic flight bag

[saffron]

I am looking for a suitable electronic flight bag for a corparate a/c to run Jeppesen flight deck,windows compatible,any suggestions?

[formulaben]

Two questions MUST be answered so that we can answer your question.

1) What type of operation are you running, Part 91 or 135? If you're 135 you've got some other issues...

2) What is your budget. You can go cheap with a COTS (commecial off the shelf) Tablet PC, or go with something that is purpose-built and a dedicated EFB, depending on question #1 and where you'll put the EFB.

In the meantime, here is some required reading if you haven't already: FAA AC 120-76A.


Oops...just noticed you're UK-based. Disregard the above if that's the case...

[glexdriver]

Outside US we use the jeppview (class 1), and it is quite easy to use and to print. For the moment I don't like the idea to have another pice in the flight deck, as they look like quite bulky to me.

[saffron]

efb

thanks for the info so far,we are going with a class 1 EFB,to run Jeppesen flight deck(windows compatible) any suggestions on make & model?

[Pilocol]

EFB

Will get it next month on a 900.
Will let you know.
Contact Jet Aviation and they will give you alog list of options.
Around $30.000.oo will do it ..

Good luck.

Keep it safe.

Pilocol

[g4phil]

G550

We have backed up the G550 with the following:

Motion Computing LS800

http://www.motioncomputing.com/produ...blet_pc_ls.asp

Phil

[formulaben]

Without knowing your budget, my simple advice is don't go cheap. Having said that, here are a couple worthy mentions. The purpose-built EFBs have screen hacks that allow for extra bright and extra dim settings. This is important if you are serious about using it. Also, built-in Bluetooth is a must, IMHO.

On a side note, we're looking at adding WxWorx to our EFB, as Jepp has just released a software update that displays it on Jeppview.

Let us know what you end up with and give a little review.