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Robert M. Gary writes:
I feel *WAY* safer in the G1000 system than the steam gauges. Look at how often an attitude indicator goes out in the steam gauges. I for one would not welcome having to shoot an actual ILS on the TC. Everyone has heard the 1 or 2 stores of hard failures in the G1000 but most of us have personally had hard failures of an attitude indicator, a TC, an airspeed indicator, etc. After decades of dealing with computers professionally, I get extremely nervous thinking about any system that allows a computer to deal with safety-of-life issues. Properly programmed computers are safer than human beings in such applications. The problem is that they are almost never properly programmed. Many of the people developing such systems have absolutely no clue of the important considerations that must be kept in mind when designing them. To them, everything is just a Windows PC. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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