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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: iPad
From: Terrence O'Neill <troneill@charter.net>
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Gary,

To legally fly IFR GPS approaches, don't I need either RAIM or WAAS?
And would an iPad with +3G qualify if I mounted it to the panel? --- and =
added BadElf?

I don't understand this:=20
>=20
> ... whether or not you'll want/need WAAS.  Yes it gives you
> options, but you may just discover that the surrounding weather =
pattern may
> keep you on the ground or out of the area.  If you don't need WAAS,=20

Are you saying one could legally fly GPS IFR approaches without RAIM or =
WAAS?
Or just that I can fly IFR GPS but not the approaches?
It's the approaches I'm interested in.

Did you go to Branson?  I was disappointed in GAMI's talk, and was =
hoping to ask George some questions.

Did the "Fly Girls Restaurant" close,  at Smartt? We enjoyed flying over =
there from Greenville IL.

Thanks for the info...

Terrence
LNC2 120%/(hours) now.
N211AL