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On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 13:22:54 -0500, "Peter R."
wrote: "Robert M. Gary" wrote: Interestingly CAP elected NOT to purchase an autopilot with the aircraft. Interesting. I thought that an AP was included in the cost of the G1000, or what I thought Cessna called the Nav III, package. I didn't realize that you could reduce the price of a Nav III package by declining it. For the 182 and 206 I thought it was too. The 172R NAV III doesn't include A/P, the 172S does. |
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