GPS for a Vagabond
Guest
Posts: n/a
GPS for a Vagabond
Chaps,
What would be a suitable GPS for a Piper Vagabond that can't supply the power, has a stick (not a yoke) and is a group aircraft so any holder/clamp must be able to be easily installed and removed for each flight.
Therefore I reckon it needs to be small(ish) and with a good battery (rechargeable) life. I have in mind either the Garmin 196 or even the iQue 3600a.
Does anybody have any experiance with either, or anything else?
What would be a suitable GPS for a Piper Vagabond that can't supply the power, has a stick (not a yoke) and is a group aircraft so any holder/clamp must be able to be easily installed and removed for each flight.
Therefore I reckon it needs to be small(ish) and with a good battery (rechargeable) life. I have in mind either the Garmin 196 or even the iQue 3600a.
Does anybody have any experiance with either, or anything else?
Last edited by High Wing Drifter; 29th July 2005 at 08:54.
Joined: Aug 2002
Posts: 932
Likes: 0
From: Deepest Warwickshire
Whatever it is, get some long-life rechargeables e.g. 2600MAh and a fast charger. Expect to pay about £25 for 4 batteries and a one-hour charger.
I have a 196 which I will be soon selling
We've just had a 295 fitted in the Beast.
I have a 196 which I will be soon selling
We've just had a 295 fitted in the Beast.





