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"Bill Padley" wrote in message . ..
Guys anyone tried this...? looks like a great solution to the laptop issue , especially if you are an aircraft owner , where the wiring could be tidied up and left in the aircraft http://www.navaero.com/index.html Bill Padley London I did that with my tablet for a while. It did not cost anything. I just took out the strap for my kneeboard and attached it to the back of the tablet. Because tablet PCs can have glare off the surface and limited angle of view, I found myself continually juggling it with my knee to be able to see it properly. I changed it to a yoke mount, which brought it to the correct spot to view it, and angle. Tablets are good solutions to get the "glass cockpit" feel while we are still waiting for G1000 prices to come down :-) (probally a long wait). I would suggest to anyone trying this to get the lightest, smallest and highest resolution unit available, and try it out in daylight and pitch darkness (yes, they can be too bright as well). |
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