We have several aircraft with the 915 now flying with SkyView HDX. We had to modify a pressure sensor range to use for fuel pressure, and customers report that the 915 works well with SkyView.
Luis,
The serial output of the SkyView should work with your transponder.
Please look in the SkyView Installation Manual which can be downloaded here:
http://dynonavionics.com/public_html/yabbfiles/Attachments/SkyView_System_Installation_Guide-Rev_AD_v15_3.pdf
Pages 4-25, 4-26 should answer...
When Dynon scraps a product, we send it to a local electronics recycler who are contracted to break it down into individual materials and dispose of ecologically here in the Northwest. Last year there was a batch of products with which they did not do this, and instead sold to an over-seas...
It looks like they have implemented it different from what they and us talked about last year. We'll have to adapt our software a little. We'll let you know.
Concerning the airspeed, all pitot static systems work the same. Airspeed is just the difference in pressure between the pitot and static. So if the pitot is left at ambient air pressure (no ram air from moving or wind), and the static has a pressure applied to it, then airspeed will indicate...
Airspeed will change with a change in the static pressure.
The instrument should meet FAR static leakage requirements. It depends on what "slowly equalizes" means. What is slowly? And how are you pressurizing the static line? Everything will leak eventually.
So your question becomes "is the...
Carl, to directly answer your question, there is nothing on the horizon. The Avidyne IFD440 is a great GPS Navigator, and our best advice would be to purchase and use it.
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If you have a flight plan entered and you are NAV-ing it with VNAV enabled, the FD will show you the pitch required to attain the VS (or IAS) to your altitude set in the bugs. Lateral is a function of the GTN, if you have the GTN selected for navigation. Pitch is a function of SkyView bug...
Interesting question. The best I can do for now is confirm that this is how it operates, and that there is no way to limit the options in the rotation.
I agree. This thread started out inflammatory, which is never a good start, and isn't particularly useful. So I am locking it.
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