New Italian GPS/Vario forGliders

FYI,

http://www.glider.it/

'Glass Panel' for Gliders, looks great if it works!

Cheers,

f'n

"fcuk'n" writes:

http://www.glider.it/

'Glass Panel' for Gliders, looks great if it works!

They call themselves `NT' and use WinPilot...

You have their box, and I'll take the Eta then stick a panel of
Mike Borgelts stuff into it!

How many people know that one of the best glider instrument sets is
made in AU? Well, in Qld anyway.

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I like my new panel better. Airspeed, Compass, Altimeter, and pellet vario.
Anything more is just a distraction!

http://www.gfbyars.com/SGU1-20/P9050171.JPG

Stop by the Schweizer 1-20 Homepage and see the restoration progress:

http://www.gfbyars.com/SGU1-20


Guy Byars




http://www.glider.it/

'Glass Panel' for Gliders, looks great if it works!

Cheers,

f'n

Guy Byars wrote:

I like my new panel better. Airspeed, Compass, Altimeter, and pellet vario.
Anything more is just a distraction!

http://www.gfbyars.com/SGU1-20/P9050171.JPG

Stop by the Schweizer 1-20 Homepage and see the restoration progress:

Well, you better put in a vario with an audio, or you will spend most
your time looking at the pellets, then you'll spend the rest of your
time looking at the compass because you'll be so lost you'll need it!

In keeping with age of the 1-20, I suggest the 50's Bolanger (sp?)
"whistle" vario, which used miniature whistles in place of the pellet
tubes. "Up" was higher pitched than "down". The only drawback was the
6.5 liter capacity needed to operate the little whistles, but any
Schweizer will have enough room for that.
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