iPad plug in GPS or Bluetooth.
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iPad plug in GPS or Bluetooth.
Have a wifi iPad and am looking at the Badelf plug in or the Gns Bluetooth for GPS reception any feed back on user friendliness and reliability would be appreciated. I was thinking the plug in might be prone to getting knocked and damaged.
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I have seen the Garmin GLO used with an IPAD with great success.
it is easily placed at the rear window ledge on a A320.
I was used to track the moving map En route chart of Jeppesen Flight deck Pro?). Very nice bit of kit.
Can not comment on the model you are referring to.
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it is easily placed at the rear window ledge on a A320.
I was used to track the moving map En route chart of Jeppesen Flight deck Pro?). Very nice bit of kit.
Can not comment on the model you are referring to.
Product Support Page
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I have a Garmin Glo which works well but the on-off switch is ridiculously easy to bump and the battery flattens in your flight bag, handbag or pocket whichever you prefer.
Battery does last around 8 hours and you can charge on the fly with a cigar lighter socket.
Bluetooth is undoubtedly the way to go.
Kaz
Battery does last around 8 hours and you can charge on the fly with a cigar lighter socket.
Bluetooth is undoubtedly the way to go.
Kaz
+1 GLO. I Don't get any support emails about Garmin GLO. Used to get lots about the Dual not connecting but maybe Apple have fixed that now as I haven't heard anything in a while.
+3 for internal iPad GPS (wifi+cellular) if you haven't bought an iPad yet. Same price increase as buying the external one but don't have to worry about batteries etc. I've never had a reception problem.
+3 for internal iPad GPS (wifi+cellular) if you haven't bought an iPad yet. Same price increase as buying the external one but don't have to worry about batteries etc. I've never had a reception problem.
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Another +1 for the GLO. I have the same setup, WiFi iPad Mini and GLO via Bluetooth. Works very well.
I have also experienced the same issues as kaz3g, but overall am very happy with this outfit as a backup to the installed 530 and my old 296.
I have also experienced the same issues as kaz3g, but overall am very happy with this outfit as a backup to the installed 530 and my old 296.
'Ullo, Well, I must be the 'odd man out', because I have a 'Bad Elf Pro' which I 'Bluetooth' to my I-Pad with OZrunways....and I LUV IT!
To my mind, the 'Bad Elf Pro' is 'superior' as it gives the basic readings of speed, alt, track, and accuracy, all on its own screen - as well as on the I-pad screen - and can be connected to up to 5 different appliances....
Plus its display of satellite acquisition etc, instead of just a light, makes it well worth the difference...IMHO...
Bad Elf
And, no, not on commisssssssion.....just a 'good product' I rekkon..
Cheers
To my mind, the 'Bad Elf Pro' is 'superior' as it gives the basic readings of speed, alt, track, and accuracy, all on its own screen - as well as on the I-pad screen - and can be connected to up to 5 different appliances....
Plus its display of satellite acquisition etc, instead of just a light, makes it well worth the difference...IMHO...
Bad Elf
And, no, not on commisssssssion.....just a 'good product' I rekkon..
Cheers
Last edited by Ex FSO GRIFFO; 3rd Nov 2013 at 08:33.
I have an Ultimate plugin GPS. Works ok with my old iPad on my kneeboard with the plug at the knee end. One cable keeps the GPS and iPad charged. I want to get a cable so I can place the GPS remotely for better reception if needed.
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Used to get lots about the Dual not connecting but maybe Apple have fixed that now
By cellular chip Clint, you mean a SIM card?
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Going Nowhere, I've had good experiences with this mob.
GPS iPad GPS - GPS - Avionics - Headsets - Mendelssohn Pilot Supplies Australia
Bought a liferaft, AHRS, AH, Transponder and lifejackets from them over the last couple of years and always got a discount for being nice
GPS iPad GPS - GPS - Avionics - Headsets - Mendelssohn Pilot Supplies Australia
Bought a liferaft, AHRS, AH, Transponder and lifejackets from them over the last couple of years and always got a discount for being nice
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My GNS2000 is working intermittently for a minute sometimes 3-4 minutes then drops out, if i switch the unit off then back on it does the same thing any suggestions or perhaps just a faulty and send it back? Thanks.
Dual have released the big brother to the 150, the XGPS160
Similar features to the Bad Elf Pro ..Multi connections, GPS/GLONASS, Data logging. but still retains the advantage of Android, Windows AND Apple connections. Looks good so far ...Can anyone post a review?
Similar features to the Bad Elf Pro ..Multi connections, GPS/GLONASS, Data logging. but still retains the advantage of Android, Windows AND Apple connections. Looks good so far ...Can anyone post a review?
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A few questions about the IPad Mini (with 3G and therefore with GPS) and the Garmin GLO connected by Bluetooth.
1. How do you know that the Mini has discarded its internal GPS and is using position from the GLO?
2. Can you tell which satellites the GLO is using?
3. Is it possible to switch off the GPS in the Mini?
Same questions regarding the Nexus7.
Thanks
1. How do you know that the Mini has discarded its internal GPS and is using position from the GLO?
2. Can you tell which satellites the GLO is using?
3. Is it possible to switch off the GPS in the Mini?
Same questions regarding the Nexus7.
Thanks