Craig Prouse wrote:
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"Wyatt Emmerich" wrote:



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Where do people keep their approach plates when there's a handheld GPS
on the yoke, anyway? I always use my yoke clip in day conditions, but
due to lighting considerations I have to move the plate to my lapboard
at night. It's not optimal due to distance and required head movement,
but at least there's a light shining on it.

I usually mount my Magellan 315 on the panel in the corner (secured by a
bent piece of cookie sheet). I, too, like to keep my yoke mount for
approach plates. As for night, I have a small red led light velcroed to
my headset (one of those inch-long flat thingies). It's easy to turn on
when needed, and can be kept on if necessary in the event of an
electrical failure. (I carry a flashlight, too.)



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