Electronic review of flight?

"Al" wrote in message
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With all of the new EFIS(Electronic flight Instrumentation Systems),
has anyone seen one that stores the flight path for replay? It looks like
all of the information is there, and this would be a tremendous help in
instrument instructing, or even "pattern review". If downloaded to a
simulator on a pc, this would be a good help answer post flight review
questions. Al CFIAMI

Is this what you're looking for? http://www.appareo.com/

-Mike

"Mike Murdock" wrote in message
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"Al" wrote in message
news:1135013678.12351f0117238d0d81fe8dc627be130d@r oc.usenetexchange.com...
With all of the new EFIS(Electronic flight Instrumentation Systems),
has anyone seen one that stores the flight path for replay? It looks like
all of the information is there, and this would be a tremendous help in
instrument instructing, or even "pattern review". If downloaded to a
simulator on a pc, this would be a good help answer post flight review
questions. Al CFIAMI

Is this what you're looking for? http://www.appareo.com/

-Mike

Yes. The output is exactly what I was thinking of. I was thinking of an
output port on the EFIS systems, maybe even including engine or
configuration information. Something like a mini flight recorder. I had not
considered making it a stand alone unit, but this makes it very flexible.
Use it in any aircraft. Use it on models. Use it where no power supply
exists, like gliders. Heck, tape it to the side of half pipe bicycle riders.
One could use this anywhere things were going to happen quickly, in several
dimensions, and you want know what happened.
Thanks for the link. How did you learn of this?

Al

Thanks for the link. How did you learn of this?

Al

I saw it at Oshkosh this year. They had a unit connected to a PC. You
could pick up the unit and rotate it a few degrees, or translate it a few
inches and the PC screen tracked its motion precisely. Very impressive.

-Mike

The Chelton Flight Logic system logs 19 parameters once every second. Data
is in comma-delimited format, and can be transferred to a data card. I
don't know if there is some way to represent this information in a pictoral
format.

Bernie


"Mike Murdock" wrote in message
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"Al" wrote in message
news:1135013678.12351f0117238d0d81fe8dc627be130d@r oc.usenetexchange.com...
With all of the new EFIS(Electronic flight Instrumentation Systems),
has anyone seen one that stores the flight path for replay? It looks like
all of the information is there, and this would be a tremendous help in
instrument instructing, or even "pattern review". If downloaded to a
simulator on a pc, this would be a good help answer post flight review
questions. Al CFIAMI

Is this what you're looking for? http://www.appareo.com/

-Mike

Comma delimited format [ CSV ] should import into EXCEL and
you could graph it as pie or bar charts.


--
James H. Macklin
ATP,CFI,A&P

"baltobernie" wrote in message
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| The Chelton Flight Logic system logs 19 parameters once
every second. Data
| is in comma-delimited format, and can be transferred to a
data card. I
| don't know if there is some way to represent this
information in a pictoral
| format.
|
| Bernie
|
|
| "Mike Murdock" wrote in message
| ...
| "Al" wrote in message
|
news:1135013678.12351f0117238d0d81fe8dc627be130d@r oc.usenetexchange.com...
| With all of the new EFIS(Electronic flight
Instrumentation Systems),
| has anyone seen one that stores the flight path for
replay? It looks like
| all of the information is there, and this would be a
tremendous help in
| instrument instructing, or even "pattern review". If
downloaded to a
| simulator on a pc, this would be a good help answer
post flight review
| questions. Al CFIAMI
|
| Is this what you're looking for?
http://www.appareo.com/
|
| -Mike
|
|
|