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Old November 2nd 03, 05:16 PM
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Otherwise, it's nice
If we can't get it to do what it is designed to do..... how nice can it be?.
I, too, had difficulty overlaying the weather. Finally stumbled onto it
"somehow". Would also be nice to be able to enter the altitudes for individual
legs of a multileg route (VFR). The altitude does not come up at all (Nav Log)
for a single leg route.
Haven't found out yet if the winds can be fed into the Nav Log from the wx
data.
Maybe I am a slow learner. So far, for the price, I will stick to Cirrus.

Vince
 




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