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Posted for "Paul Nafziger" <naf@britevalley.com>:

  With our overhead rates, I seriously doubt it!  Plus the FAA certs cost a
  lot of bucks.
  
  The latest toy is pretty neat, though.  Synthetic vision on the inside of
  your helmet visor, the stuff you now see on the HUD superimposed there too.
  Visual, IR, and near visual sensors are located on the outside of the
  airplane, so that the pilot will be able to "see" through the solid parts of
  the airplane.  Not sure how you'll be able to pick up a dropped pencil,
  though.  "Star Trek" is closer than you think!
  
  Naf
  
  Paul Nafziger
  LNC2 N7PN
  
> enough, light enough and affordable HUD for GA aircraft?