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#36
March 15th 05, 03:29 PM
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C J Campbell wrote:
GPS yoke mounts are the way to go. Setting a GPS on top of the dash is likely to interfere with your compass. To be honest, as an emergency backup device, the Garmin 196 does not have any special advantages over any other aviation GPS. If you were using it all the time, especially with the new terrain feature, then yes. Just for the record, it's an obstacle feature and doesn't show terrain. 
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