Any way to stop this from happening?

[blueflyer]

I have a D100 and an IFLy720 gps driving my autopilot.  when I get to a waypoint, and make a turn to the next waypoint, it always overshoots, and corrects back on course (see the photo).  Is there any way to correct this in the autopilot settings? Like turn anticipation....

 

[dynonsupport]

Your EFIS-D100 is following the flight plan data being sent to it by the GPS. Turn anticipation is a feature of the GPS, not the AP (EFIS-D100).

Basically, the waypoints / turns are being sent to the EFIS-D100/AP AS the aircraft reached each waypoint / turn, and obviously the aircraft can't turn instantaneously, so it overshoots and corrects.

For example, the Garmin 430W does send turn anticipation commands over the ARINC-429 interface (in the EFIS-D100, that's provided by the optional HS34 HSI Control Panel).

I have a D100 and an IFLy720 gps driving my autopilot.  when I get to a waypoint, and make a turn to the next waypoint, it always overshoots, and corrects back on course (see the photo).  Is there any way to correct this in the autopilot settings? Like turn anticipation....

 

[blueflyer]

ok, thanks. just wanted to make sure there was nothing I could do. Other than shell out the $$ for a 430 of course! It doesn't bother me that much....