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Old July 28th 05, 04:03 PM
Maule Driver
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Track up on the GPS, North up on the map.

I finally stopped using the GPS moving map as a primary display and went
to the CDI with big track digits as primary. Map update too slow on my
older 300XL.

Will be strange having my new 396 so obviously outperform my panel mount.

Kai Glaesner wrote:

No consens was found so I would like to hear from you: are your a "North-Up"
or a "Track-Up" sort of pilot (explanation why you are would help)?

 




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