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I recently completed my RV-6's panel upgrade with an HDX system, including a new SV-COM-425 radio transceiver. This past weekend flying @ 8,500' over eastern Colorado, I called Denver Center to request Flight Following and the reception was extremely poor - very noisy, staticky and nearly...

I wondered this also. I've searched through the Audio Setup menus (see attached) & the Messages and Alerts section of the HDX Pilot's User Guide (chapter 12) and found nothing that indicates there is a voice warning message regarding low terrain. If someone else finds an answer to the Ops...

Raymo - The plane's original builder installed a Dynon D100 in the panel and the EDC-D10A magnetometer in the tail section. When I removed and replaced the EDC with the Skyview magnetometer, I never gave any thought regarding mounting the ADAHRS in the tail section. Besides, as mentioned...

John - I am using the remote magnetometer. It is located and mounted in the tail section (see attached pictures) away from anything electrical. What the pictures do not show is the outside air temperature sensor, mounted just below the horizontal stabilizer and connected to the magnetometer. Andre'

I made a small shelf in the back of my RV-6 and mounted the ADAHRS and ADS-B receiver on top (see pictures) as I wanted to keep the coax run from the antenna to the ADS-B receiver short (minimal signal loss). The 3rd picture shows the routing of my static lines. I attended an EAA webinar hosted...

Not sure about the DV-1000T but on the HDX, go to the Setup Menu > Local Display Setup > Battery Backup (SV-BAT-320) Status. See attached picture.

I would be interested in learning more about the challenges presented with determining dynamic V-speeds! It would seem a Vo speed calculated by the HDX would be better than a static number that might have little correlation to actual flying parameters.

Can you/someone recommend a model or camera vendor they have used for connection to the HDX? I also would like to mount a camera in the underside of my RV-6 to monitor and help with landings.

The Flaps Overspeed audio annunciation selection can be found in SYSTEM SETUP > AUDIO SETUP > FLAPS OVERSPEED menu. There are multiple selections available in the AUDIO SETUP menu, requiring you scroll down quite a bit to find it.

While I was configuring my HDX system setup screens, under PFD Setup > Airspeed Limitations > Performance I ran across a V-speed I hadn't seen before, Vo - Operating Maneuvering speed. As I didn't fully understand Dynon's brief description ("Vo is a speed selected by the manufacturer that is...

Dynon posted charts with some details to these and other variables in the following thread -scroll down to the 4th post: https://forum.flydynon.com/threads/v16-definitions.13559/

Of course - that's what this forum is for!

Excellent news, Marc! After I first installed and got my HDX system setup & commissioned, I took a screenshot (buttons 2 + 7) of every menu, sub-menu and set-up screen. I brought the USB stick home, copied and labeled each image onto my home computer for reference. Very handy when searching for...

Marc - Try MENU > MAP SETUP > MAP MODE > FULL SCREEN MAP KNOB LOCATION. Options are LEFT or RIGHT. Is that what you are seeking? Andre'

The link to the Autopilot Tuning Guide as earlier suggested. Select the "Installation Guides" tab and you'll find it 3rd down on the list: https://dynonavionics.com/skyview-documentation.php Andre'

You could set the Altitude bug to 5,000' and use the Altitude Bug Alerter feature, detailed in Ch. 3-14 of the Skyview System Installation Guide: "DEVIATION BAND: When the altitude of the aircraft climbs above or descends below the altitude bug by the amount of feet or meters set here, SkyView...

Bugs are enabled by pressing MENU > PFD TOOLS > BUGS as explained starting on Ch 4 - 2 of the HDX Pilots User Guide. The Altitude bug is further detailed on Ch 4 - 11. Since I didn't see "Bugs" listed anywhere in the Table of Contents at the beginning of the guide, I entered the word "Bug" in...

Yes - it's detailed in chapter 10, page 18 of the installation guide.

Missed it by that much . . .

Besides, who knows what additional capabilities might be provided over WiFi on future Dynon software updates?