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Isn't there too much clutter and wires hanging all over in the cockpit...
where do you mount the tablet/ display fred "John W. Galvin" wrote in message ... "Nathan Young" wrote in message ... XM Weather is great. I use a portable version in my Cherokee. Cost: $2000 tablet PC (which obviously has uses outside the aircraft) WxWorx portable receiver: ~$800 Monthly svc fee $50 -Nathan We have XM Weather on a Tablet PC similar to that mentioned above in our SR22. Extremely worthwhile for an IFR pilot. Also use JeppView FliteDeck for approach charts. Personally, I would be hard put to justify the $7,500 Cirrus XM Weather Option and/or the $3,600 Cirrus CMAX Approach Plates Option and/or the $11,500 Cirrus Terrain Awareness Option when the same or _better_ functionality can be had with a Tablet PC based option (WxWorx XM Weather, Jeppesen JeppView FliteDeck, and PCAvionics MountainScope) for _far_less money. --Galvin |
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