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Am Donnerstag, 12. Februar 2015 00:25:52 UTC+1 schrieb Martin Gregorie:
On Wed, 11 Feb 2015 05:21:21 -0800, Kilo-Bravo wrote: At a first look at things, I would prefer a 7" Touch-screen, which I think its big enough to let my fingers work on it during flight. I have a fairly full panel in my Libelle: 80mm ASI, altimeter and SDI C4 for starters followed up by 57mm B.40 vario, T&B and radio. Currently me navigation system is LK8000 running on a Medion S3747, held in front of the panel in a fleximount: as its just a 3.5" (88mm) screen, it doesn't hide any instruments. I find its touch screen is useable in flight, but then I don't have big fingers. I was wondering about touch screens because some of the RaspberryPi shops (Pimoroni and ModMyPi) are selling 3.5"/85mm touch screens for around GBP 35. These tend to use I2C bus connections though I did spot one with a USB connector. -- martin@ | Martin Gregorie gregorie. | Essex, UK org | Hi Martin, sorry for late reply. Of course I know the panel-problems, not only with the Libelle. As I am verry much restricted in panel-space in my Banjo, and do do not want to exchange all my 80mm instruments by expensive 57mm instruments, I do look for a smaller and less difficult version. let´s call it a OV-Light. 5" or even 4" touchscreen, without stick-remote, gyro, accellorator and other additional functions. Just a plane Glider-Navigation to replace my old IPAQ with SeeYou running at it. At this moment, I try to get a Light-Specification together with the designer-group, hope this will work. On the other hand, I am just a dumm Electronic-Neandertal (greenhorn), so I have to work out first how to get the PCB´s manufactured and whats the special secret by soldering the SMD´s onto the PCB´s. In the next step, I like to build a Light-Version to get builders-experiance, in order to document those things at my website UL-Segelflug.de, to make the doeing easyer for other builders. Stay tuned at UL-Segelflug.de and watch for progress. Best regards from Germany Klaus |
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