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It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. They are well made and educational also. Keep up the good work.
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Well, damn, I spend $150 for a yearly subscription to Jeppesen Airway Manual Express just last week... and then I find this video. LOL. I think the Kindle's ability to display still graphics without using any battery plus sunlight readability makes it the perfect chart bag. Maybe I will donate my Jepp subscription to some poor student.
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@anush10 Yes, a Century II with altitude hold.
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Hi Frank, New subscriber. Great Videos of Socal.
I noted you have a GNS 430. Is it WAAS? Ifnot, then how do you have the audio alert turned on. Ive had mine 9 months now and Im still scratching my head.
thx.
92fsoakcreek 1 year ago
@92fsoakcreek The audio alerts come from the Garmin 396
fholbert 1 year ago
@fholbert thanks!. Do you think a 696 would also?
BTW. I have a new appreciation for Socal approach and flying Socal in general as a result of these vids. working on my Inst. Rating now, so this opens up a lot of nice places down there. We're up near Kings Canyon/ based at O32 Reedley.
92fsoakcreek 1 year ago
@92fsoakcreek Yes the 496 and 696 does this also.
No one has the destinations we enjoy in the SW USA.
fholbert 1 year ago
Take a look at the new iPad.. I have not pulled out a paper IAP since buying my iPad. Many benefits - has wifi, so I can walk into an FBO, save the latest weather, file flight plans, etc. - and night IFR is easier since the iPad is LCD and backlit unlike the Kindle (as far as I know). BTW: Great Videos!!
llenrayb 1 year ago
@llenrayb The problem is I almost always fly above 10,000' which is the limit of the iPad.
fholbert 1 year ago