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Subject: Re: [LML] IPAD -- More Info on WingX Pro
From: John Hafen <j.hafen@comcast.net>
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Gents:

I read with interest a review on the WingX Pro in the October issue of =
Flying Magazing, p. 18.

The latest from WingX, in addition to nav/charting/planning/approach =
plates, etc. is offering a split screen that offers synthetic vision.

"The company supports the use of an add-on attitude and heading =
reference system, the $750 Levil Technology unit is very clever and =
uncertified.  The mini AHRS communicates wirelessly through the iPad =
with WingX's synthetic vision display....."

I'm a died in the wool, dedicated fan of Foreflight, and have used =
Foreflight religiously and with good result since the start.

But I find iPad synthetic vision with an add on AHRS pretty appealing.  =
I'm going to have to look at WingX.

As I think about it, I may need a backup iPad or two in case one goes =
bad;)

John
IVP 413AJ 350 hours


On Sep 27, 2011, at 3:23 AM, Bill Hogarty wrote:


Thanks to all who responded with info on IPAD apps.  I decided to give =
the 30 day free trials a go starting with WINGS X.  Hope to learn as I =
go.


Regards, Bill Hogarty


from my iPad
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