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General Discussion / Re: Antennas too large for the coaming

« on: September 05, 2016, 11:40:02 am »

Bonjour Dix-sept,

Sounds like the perfect spot for a PilotAware flyout Keith ;(

Regards

Peter

Funny you say that - the majority of these visitors to a fly-in we arranged were PAW users (hence persuading me to purchase!)

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General Discussion / Re: Antennas too large for the coaming

« on: September 03, 2016, 01:53:58 pm »

Where are you based

Keith

LFCP - Sunny SW France 

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General Discussion / Re: Antennas too large for the coaming

« on: September 02, 2016, 12:42:00 pm »

Hi, new to the forum and PAW, but learning the ropes. I too had an issue with the PAW on the coaming and so I moved it to the rear window. The areials both have a clear view through the perspex and (hopefully) this also eliminates much of the issue wth possible interference from the engine (metal) or pilot (water) as there is rarely ever anyone in the rear seats.





Tested in flight and all works well (well, it picks up Mode S stuff, I'm the only PAW user in my area at the moment but one day I'm sure I'll have company!) I have the audio running into the rear mic socket so saves me running long extension cables to the front audio panel (another benefit of never carrying PAX!) - just need to get close enough to some traffic to see if that bit works!

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General Discussion / Re: Air Navigation Pro bearingless traffic.

« on: August 01, 2016, 04:42:46 pm »

AirNavPro does not even have an option to enable/disable display of bearingless traffic

Which would suggest that it does not work/is not properly supported by ANP sadly at the moment until they (ANP) do something to their app.

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General Discussion / Re: Air Navigation Pro bearingless traffic.

« on: August 01, 2016, 09:09:20 am »

Hello all,
Just wondering if there was any further update on this issue? As an AirNav Pro user I'd love to know who's responsible for 'making it all work' before investing in the Pilot Aware kit - it seems like a great bit of kit and a reasonable price point but if I then have to start replacing all my other nav aids for it to work reliably that becomes less attractive; where I live there are no other PA users, so I would be relying upon ADSB (few!) and Mode S only in reality ......

Cheers, (oh, and hello!),
John