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Old 22nd Mar 2011, 02:43
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Quiet day again 4 by 2?
That's why I carry spare batteries so if the main power supply to my electronic check list scroll goes I have a standby. In the 150 it's imortant to get all the 118 items in the downwind checks done while I'm still a close 6 mile downwind.
It's an inconvenience to have to hand fly anymore than the flare and landing. I find Dynon are falling behind their competitors by not offering the autoland function.
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Old 22nd Mar 2011, 06:13
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Old 22nd Mar 2011, 06:30
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The Autoland is in the next free software release for the Dynon Skyview.

It also has tetris and minefield to play on those long boring autopilot legs.
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