Very good PNA for flying!

On Sep 14, 9:52*pm, Westbender wrote:
On Sep 14, 8:55*pm, Bastoune wrote:





On Sep 14, 8:42*pm, Westbender wrote:

On Sep 14, 5:51*pm, "PCool" wrote:

What are you using right now?

Nothing.

I have a SeeYou Mobile license, but my HP310 and Dell Axim PDA are
pretty much useless in sunlight.

I fly with a 302/303. A moving map is a novelty at this point. I'm not
a contest guy, so what I have works very well for xc flying. Although
if I could find a PNA device that's usable (visible) it would be a
nice addition to the cockpit.

Any ideas whether or not the Mio400 supports 4800 baud on the USB /
RS232 interface? I understand that the IPAQ 310/314 can not work with
the C302 since the Ipaq can not communicate at 4800 bauds. Any chance
that this Mio400 could be connected to an 302 or an L-Nav?

Thanks,

I could not find any information that leads me to believe it will
interface via RS232. It has no bluetooth either.- Hide quoted text -

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Paolo reported on his link above that the M400 had "USB with RS232
compatible with HP314". I *assume* that the same RS232 adapter that
folks use on the 310/314 would work on the M400. Paolo - Would you be
so kind to shed further light on the interface capabilities of the
device? By the way, are there some commercial RS232 adapters available
out there? The only one that I have seen so far is the one from
Goddard. Thanks.

On Sep 14, 7:55*pm, Bastoune wrote:
On Sep 14, 8:42*pm, Westbender wrote:

On Sep 14, 5:51*pm, "PCool" wrote:

What are you using right now?

Nothing.

I have a SeeYou Mobile license, but my HP310 and Dell Axim PDA are
pretty much useless in sunlight.

I fly with a 302/303. A moving map is a novelty at this point. I'm not
a contest guy, so what I have works very well for xc flying. Although
if I could find a PNA device that's usable (visible) it would be a
nice addition to the cockpit.

Any ideas whether or not the Mio400 supports 4800 baud on the USB /
RS232 interface? I understand that the IPAQ 310/314 can not work with
the C302 since the Ipaq can not communicate at 4800 bauds. Any chance
that this Mio400 could be connected to an 302 or an L-Nav?

Thanks,

This supports 4800 bauds on port 1 - according to the company selling
it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=110545197400

MIO 400 is like NILOX 200, and NILOX 100 (I have also Nilox 100 which is a
3.5 inches).
Just use the same cable and power supply for HP314, and you get a real
rs232.
I am using it all the times connected to Flarm to getbaro altitude and
traffic.
I dont know if MIO has a limitation like in the 314 for the 4800 bps not
working.
My cable was kindly given to me by a friend, so I don't know if it is
available commercially also.

paolo


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On Sep 14, 9:52 pm, Westbender wrote:
On Sep 14, 8:55 pm, Bastoune wrote:

compatible with HP314". I *assume* that the same RS232 adapter that
folks use on the 310/314 would work on the M400. Paolo - Would you be
so kind to shed further light on the interface capabilities of the
device? By the way, are there some commercial RS232 adapters available
out there? The only one that I have seen so far is the one from
Goddard. Thanks.