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On May 16, 6:10*pm, sisu1a wrote:
* hmmm ... ok, so looking at the mix of off the shelf components, how come it is only 300 less ... shouldn't it be half the cost of a ClearNav? Or is the difference reflective of a higher mark-up? From what I understand, they both use basically 'off shelf' components... *ClearNav's are in custom molded plastic shells and Craggy Ultimate's are in custom anodized aluminum shells... *ClearNav runs a hopped up version Glidenav II (GlideNav III?) where Craggy runs SeeYou Mobile or WinPilot, neither of which are exactly slouchy. ClearNav is soon to have a vario to go with it and is also expecting it's logger to receive IGC approval though, which will greatly improve it's cost effectiveness however. Not sure about Richard's plans in this dept, but I think SeeYou is working out a Craggy specific version for it... * Richard? -Paul Are the ClearNav and Ultimate seen as just slightly different design solutions for the same problem? I thought the ClearNav had some Nav/ Display features that gave pilots a competitive advantage ... i.e. other then a larger display. If you go to a contest, will you see any of the national level pilots using one of these. Any preference for one over the other? |
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