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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: JeppTC vs. Foreflight terminal charts
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If you like paper in your cockpit, try downloading approaches etc (like =
I do) for free from AOPA.

Other than superstition and ignorance, and tradition, and old bad =
habits, I'm not sure why anyone would have Jepp at this point.

John


On Aug 16, 2011, at 11:57 AM, hjjohnson@sasktel.net wrote:

Ya I saw that last week... an extra $140 over my ~$70 subscription for
the Canadian stuff but it's a great addition.  I have to have paper in
my cockpit so I will be sticking w/ the Jepp charts [which also now
have enroute for iPad, as I understand it.. I've not be able to get
them to work however... {as of yet}] The addition of Canadian data to
Foreflight is a great step forward for them.  I also like Foreflight
for flight planning etc.. very simple and straight forward.

J. Johnson

235/320 55%

On Tue, 16 Aug 2011 13:15:59 -0400, John Hafen wrote:
Canadian charts are now provided by Foreflight.
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> John Hafen
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> On Aug 16, 2011, at 4:47 AM, hjjohnson@sasktel.net wrote:
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> Colyn, I to use both of these App's on my iPad. One reason that I've
> used both was the lack of enroute charts on the part of Jepp [hence =
the
> need for Foreflight] but the lack of Canadian Data on Fore prompted =
the
> need for the Jepp.
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> I get my Jepp subscription for charts anyway so getting it
> electonically was just a bonus. For my flight ops I need to have paper
> charts [or a second iPad] to be legal so for me the paper is a needed
> part of the equation. I see that Jepp is bringing out enroute charts
> as well now [for iPad] so.. not sure if Foreflight will stick around =
on
> my iPad. Most likely I'll keep both due to the flight planning ability
> of ForeFlight... and the need for paper from Jepp.
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> Fwiw
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> Jarrett Johnson
> 235/320 55%
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> On Mon, 15 Aug 2011 23:20:20 -0400, Colyn Case wrote:
> I'm a dyed in the wool jepp guy.
> > I used to have my bags of charts, then jepp view and printed charts
> > and now jeppTC.
> > Jepp is accurate, easy to read, up to date.
> > > then I got my ipad with foreflight....which I love.
> > I am also running jeppTC which is pretty cool until it refused to
> > show me anything one day because my subscription wasn't up to date.
> > > Now I'm looking that $500/year subscription in the face and =
wondering
> > if I'm being stupid hanging onto that jepp subscription.
> > > Any other jepp to naco converts out there?
> > Can anyone think of a seriously good reason to pay $500 for jepp's?
> > > Colyn
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