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Hasse J(Guest)

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WT-9 Dynamic Ultralight with Dynon D-100 and D-120 as the "only" instrumentation,
and an AvMap EKP IV for navigation

Pictures on: www.lightsportaviation.se Look under "Bildgalleri, SE-VPD"

Swedish only, Sorry! but the pictures are multilingual...  ;)

/Hasse
 

Peter_Diettrich

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May 12, 2005
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I am flying a CTSW Ultralight airplane with the D10A as primary flight instrument. I am quite happy with it. Due to legal requirements it is however backed by standard instruments for speed and altitude.
 

GoMopar440

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Oct 15, 2006
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Location
Puerto Rico
Rand Robinson KR-1

Still in project stage and have a LOOOOOOng way to go before it will be flyable (3 years at best guesstimate). Some datails are below in my sig line. :D
 

Delta_Zulu

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Oct 16, 2006
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An RV-6 with a D100 owned by my friend. I assist in flying, maintenance, mods and consultation.
 

aceflyingservice

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Nov 10, 2005
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I have the EFIS D10A & EMS D10 installed in my Long EZ, which I completed in 1983. I replaced the VSI and 3-in-1 engine instrumentation to make room for the Dynons. The plane has over 1500 trouble-free hours.

Roger Johnson
Long EZ
N34JR
 

timr

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Nov 27, 2006
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I have just started flying my Vans RV7 last week - www.gapilot.co.uk/news - have the D100 fitted. It's great. Looking forward to staring at it for HOURS!!!!! :)

Tim.
 

TRCsmith

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Oct 24, 2006
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Location
Suisun City, CA
I built and fly a Long-EZ with a D100, Altrak Altitude hold, trio EZ autopilot, and anywheremap for navigation and to drive the autopilot.

Long-EZ
N12TS
VCB
 

AmphibFlyer

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Jan 6, 2007
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Location
Hopewell, VA (37.305, -77.215)
I built and fly a SeaRey, an experimental two-place, high-wing, pusher, taildragger amphibian. Added a Dynon D-10A about six months ago and like it very much (except that the VSI, which is essential equipment in a seaplane, is small and hard to read.
 

DonDiehl

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Apr 1, 2006
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I fly an RV-4, 150 h.p. on Costco regular gas.
I'm seriously considering upgrading from my D-10 with remote compass and AOA to the D-10A.
Does anyone have any thoughts on the advisability of the conversion?
Thanks,
DonDiehl
Bremerton WA
 

Butt

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Dec 29, 2005
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Europa trigear,rotax 914 . In the final stages, but taking my time on the panel deciding which efis system will complete my project.
 

caclarke

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Jan 22, 2007
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I am just starting the test flights on my glastar equipped with Dynon EMS & EFIS. They have
not been hooked up to a laptop and properly set up. I need to decide on what laptop to buy . The D10 does not indicate proper Amps with both my electrical systems running.
 

dynonsupport

Dynon Technical Support
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The only thing a laptop is used for is software updates and checklist loading. You don't really need a laptop to set most things up.

What is your D10 indicating? There are three ways to install an ammeter in a plane, so maybe it's just installed differently than you are used to?
 

grease371

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Jun 23, 2006
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Progressive Aerodyne Searey. Two place amphib. Rotax 912S. My hanger is in my back yard on the edge of Lake Norman in North Carolina.
 

petehowell

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Aug 20, 2006
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RV-9A

EMS-D10 from the start - used D10, upgraded to D-10A going in this weekend. Kudos to Mike at Dynon support for always doing a great job.
 
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