Gav,
Once you've used it for a while, would appreciate any other factoids
including please:-
Is waypoint selection solely by PDA, and perhaps by flying a preloaded
task?
- or is there a waypoint database and selection facility in the V7?
Thanks,
Steve Thompson
At 10:38 03 February 2012, Gav Goudie wrote:
Have been setting one up to replace an L-NAV, not used in anger
yet but worked as indicated straight out of the box with
Volkslogger and HP38XX wired in.
UI appears so far to be friendly and straightforward with the
added advantage of control from Seeyou mobile.
GG
At 20:09 02 February 2012, Tim Mara wrote:
I have not flown with this instrument but have already
delivered a few and
so far have had pretty good response and in fact orders for
more from
others
who have seen the V7's proud new owners
tim
Please visit the Wings & Wheels website at
www.wingsandwheels.com
"David Reitter" wrote in message
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Has anyone here been using an LXNAV V7 (or an LX
Navigation 1606/166)
and can give some hands-on experience with this new vario
(and sensor
array)?
The V7 is so new that there is precious little out there
beyond mostly
worthless unpacking videos on Youtube and some specs and
opinions from
those running soaring supply shops, but I hope that some
folks flying
the southern hemisphere would be able to comment on it in
actual use.
My anticipated use case would be
Volkslogger V7 (Bluetooth) Dell Streak 5 running XCSoar.
and I would complement it by a somewhat poorly
compensated, older PZL
mechanical vario. I would try to use the electronic
(ASI/Static
based) compensation rather than TE, but it remains to be
seen if the
static ports on my Std Cirrus are good enough.
Comments?
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