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Posted By: Hal Brown
Date Posted: Oct 26, 2007
Description: Note the altimeter setting. This high pressure system was sitting over northern Nevada a few days ago and was the cause of the Santa Ana winds fanning the flames in California. For Searey flyers in the center of the high it provided calm winds and clear skies for an aerial retracing of parts of the Reed/Donner Party's ill fated wagon train trip across Nevada.
Date Taken: Oct 26, 2007
Place Taken: Northern Nevada
Owner: John Spratt
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John Robert Dunlop - Oct 27,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    You should update your software John!     
  
John Spratt - Oct 27,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    It has the new software, but I am 'classic' kind of guy rather than 'modern'. More information than I need in the 'modern' selection.     
  
Don Maxwell - Oct 27,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    Interesting, John. What is there in the modern display that you don't like and that can't be turned off? Or do you prefer the airspeed and altitude digital displays at the top, instead in the middle? Or...?     
  
Frank A. Carr - Oct 27,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    John,<br />Just curious, which model is yours (D100 or D10A) and is it really this <br />readable in bright sunlight? Its incredibly sharp!<br />Frank<br />     
  
John Spratt - Oct 28,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    Here is an unretouched photo (except for cropping) of the 'modern' and 'classic' styles available at the push of a button on the Dynon D10A. The pilot(s) can select their preference. Plenty bright for me.      Attachments:  

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Modern Classic

    
  
Don Maxwell - Oct 28,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    John, if you had the remote compass and the OAT sensor, you could get the wind direction and speed on screen. I've found it very helpful in water ops, in situations when I wasn't sure which way the wind was blowing. You'd get TAS, too.     
  
Eric Batterman - Oct 28,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    John, You'll also need a GPS data hookup to the Dynon for the winds.     
  
Don Maxwell - Oct 29,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    Yes, that's right. Forgot. It's an easy connection to most GPSs.     
  
Kenneth Leonard - Oct 29,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    What if your GPS output is bluetooth only?     
  
Terry Mac Neill - Oct 29,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    Frank,<br /><br />Dynon offers for an additional $200, an 800 nit screen brightness instead<br /><br />of the standard 400 nit brightness.<br /><br />Supposedly easier to read in bright sunlight.     
  
Don Maxwell - Oct 29,2007   Viewers  | Reply
    I think that's for the big one. This little one, the D-10A, is plenty bright enough.     


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