JeppView Share?

[Timothy]

I have tried AIDU and found them wanting. There are just too few airfields and too few plates for each of them.

So I would like to subscribe to JeppView. But it's simply too expensive.

Is there anyone in the Epsom area who would like to share a set? (on the assumption that the licence agreement allows, but I can't see it wouldn't provided we didn't copy any of the material.)

[Flyin'Dutch']

For the last 12 months or so the software is only allowed to run on 2 machines.

So you would need someone who only uses it on a PC or laptop, not both.

HTH

FD

[tmmorris]

Never used JeppView, but what was it you can't get from AIDU? I get the FLIP charts volumes 4 times a year and am impressed by what's in them (yes, it doesn't include Bumpy Farm Strip and the like, but I get a VFR guide for that).

Tim

[Timothy]

what was it you can't get from AIDU

As I say, it is the range of airfields covered (which outside the UK is very sparse) and the number of plates for each one (they will typically only have the ILS, not the NDB and not the SIDs and STARs)

The problem is that it is sporadic and patchy, you can't rely on it.

[S-Works]

I use Jeppview on 4 of my machines. Jeppview has no technical limit on the number of machines.

Flightstar is limited to 2 machines but will actually run on 3.

Timothy, I am looking to expand my coverage so am open to talks. PM me.

[Engine overtemp]

bose-x, check your pm's