Interesting video of the GRT EFIS with synthetic vision on an approach. I've been instructing with this little box in a Jabiru Light Sport and it's pretty amazing technology for a few thousand bucks (if you're experimental.)
GRT Synthetic vision approach
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That's quite cool.
flyingmoose
Pattern Altitude
Pretty cool. THat screen is "Busy!" Nice vid
Yep, I know....and at a fraction of the cost of anything going into certified aircraft. It's a shame the certification process can't be more streamlined for retrofitting the certified fleet.
I thought the six-pack panel was pretty busy at first. But the more you fly with this the more your brain filters out the extraneous and focuses on what's necessary at that particular moment.
Bill Watson
En-Route
Very nice presentation. I've been flying with the GRTs for a year and half now and love it.
KHWO is interesting. I always wondered about the relatively short parallel runways and how they came about. Then I ran across this image from Flying Magazine in Feb 1954. If you compare this to a more current image, you can clearly see the history.
http://jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=7235433&nseq=0
KHWO is interesting. I always wondered about the relatively short parallel runways and how they came about. Then I ran across this image from Flying Magazine in Feb 1954. If you compare this to a more current image, you can clearly see the history.
http://jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=7235433&nseq=0
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flyingmoose
Pattern Altitude
That is a cool pic. I have never seen a wagon wheel airport. You can still see in the current pic where the old runways where.
Challenged
Pattern Altitude
Very interesting setup, for both the airport and the glass, thanks for posting.
Bill Watson
En-Route
There's a lot going on for sure. You also have to make some decisions up front about what you want displayed and not. For example, the "HITS boxes" that are displayed here, I have turned off for regular instrument approaches. That removes a lot of the busy movement to my eyes.
It's funny how the extraneous detail disappears with familiarity and the important stuff sticks out.
I remember some writer talking about their introduction to a DC3 cockpit:
"If it's not shiny, don't touch it."
Corpsmaide
Cleared for Takeoff
Cool...there is a neat little game involving this technology. It's on the App Store. It is called HGSFlight.
CaptLabrador
Pre-takeoff checklist
went looking for it...found a carrier landing game instead, kinda fun! my ADD was on fire, but couldnt find HGSFlight
