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Old 13th Mar 2009, 23:47
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skymap 111c

any advice on how to update the map on my skymap 111c can it be done on line or do i have to send the machine in to a dealer ?
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Simple -

Unscrew the 2 large screws and open the back. You'll see a silver 'flash' card slotted in. You just swap that with a new card obtainable from Harry Mendelsohn or from Bendix/King themselves

Cost around £80 when you send back the old card. I took mine to Air Expo and had it done on the spot.
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Devil Skymap 111C

Looking for costs for updating the data base, has anybody managed to update by your own card reader?

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Old 5th Nov 2011, 20:59
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It was exactly what I was looking for, thanks! This is older equipment but still appropriate for those who have old equipment integrated into aircraft. Thinking of Bendix / King Skymap IIIC (or Tracker IIIC) panel mounted. What price for updating maps and software for example if you want both the U.S. and EUR or EUR and EEU ?
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Old 6th Nov 2011, 19:21
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Hope our mods will allow .... have a Sony GPS in the Jag, circa 2002 ... boot mounted with a removable disc. Info now out of date. Jaguar have the nerve to tell me there's no later disc available. Anyone out there know how I can get updated. I'd pay good money! The GPS is virtually useless as it stands. Thanks hopefully. Dennis K

PS Does a 2002 Jag rate as Nostalgia?
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Old 6th Nov 2011, 20:54
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Simple -

Unscrew the 2 large screws and open the back. You'll see a silver 'flash' card slotted in. You just swap that with a new card obtainable from Harry Mendelsohn or from Bendix/King themselves

Cost around £80 when you send back the old card. I took mine to Air Expo and had it done on the spot.
I forgot to quote my previous post thanks again! Is this a fair price and maps with airspace boundaries for VFR / IFR flight ?

Database Update For Skymap IIIc Topo.
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Old 7th Nov 2011, 06:58
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Pm me if you want a genuine upgrade at less than half that price 2 only this quarter and last quarter
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Old 29th Feb 2012, 19:50
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Skymap IIIc

Good Day ppl,
I know this is an old thread but i have this GPS and i would like to know one thing.
What is the best software to use to plan the route on your pc and then transfer it to your GPS? preferably free software.
thank You in advance
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Old 1st Mar 2012, 11:44
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Worth reading the AAIB report below for Skymap IIIC issues in Ireland

http://www.aaib.gov.uk/cms_resources...NR%2011-11.pdf
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Old 2nd Mar 2012, 15:02
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Interesting read.
...so the terrain mapping is a representation of only the main features and, for capacity reasons, the terrain over 2,000 ft is not modelled in the database.
However the Pilot Guide and Operating Manual for the Skymap system also says:
‘This equipment is not a replacement for your chart. It is intended as an aid to VFR navigation only.’
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Old 5th Mar 2012, 12:06
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Cognitive dissonance

We are all taught VFR and how to fly in that flight regime. However, I suspect that GPS devices are relied up increasingly for VNAV too - even though the official line will be that charts and eyeball are of course used as primary nav sources!
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