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Chapter 4 of the installation manual > SkyView Audio Output Settings Go to SETUP MENU > SYSTEM SETUP > AUDIO SETUP > INHIBIT AOA BELOW AIRSPEED

You'll need to adjust the AIRSPEED LIMITATIONS. The instructions are in the installation guide. AIRSPEED LIMITATIONS must be set (at least one must be actively adjusted from the defaults) before the Autopilot can be configured: SETUP > PFD SETUP > AIRSPEED.

Adjust the minimum speed for AOA to be higher. Mine is set to 40 knots so it won't beep when under that speed (stall is 53 clean, 48 dirty). I still get the audio tone during some takeoffs but ignore it.

I too update both screens while powered up and ignore the errors on the screen that is awaiting the update. Note that updates from older versions require a reboot after the update to fully take effect (per the Dynon download page).

I had to calibrate my RV-7A 3 knots faster than stall to get the audio to start at the appropriate speed. Calibrating per the instructions, it would not start the tones until I was at stall speed.

Ken, There are a couple places that I know of to help. Vic Syracuse is in that area, is an EAA tech counselor and has built many experimental planes. You can find him on his website. http://www.baselegaviation.com/ Yes, you can install a wing leveler but, I agree with wmince, installing the...

You only need the 15.4.4 update if using the GPS-250 puck for position.

Here is a pic of the old style/size.

Here is a pic of the old style/size.

mmarien's widgets are the same but there is a big difference between the old and new styles. I'll see if I can locate a pic of each from mine.

I think there is a time period where editing or deleting is allowed but it is not infinite.

Just to be clear, you'll need to remove and re-add each widget to see the reduced size.

FYI, rvflyer, mmarien is one of the most competent, knowledgable folks on this board. The information he provided is spot-on. No need to get defensive.

Once you have the Skyview HDX, it can be used for the HSI, connected through an ARINC-429 to the IFD540.

What Jake said, and cost delta is significant. Round things have very poor aerodynamics.

They have a fix. Contact them directly to get a link for the download.

A display that is powered down is the same as one that has its CB pulled. The other display will not see it.

Richard, It is safe to do it either way but the screen on the earlier version will show errors until it is also updated.

Yes, you can use the extra ports in the accessories to daisy chain the network from device to device.

I believe this is a known issue with the 8.33 Hz spacing.