I've heard rumors of an altitude hold device, but haven't been able to track it
down. If anyone knows about this, please post it for all us. Thanks.
Garry V. Stout
District Manager, AT&T Business Services
Phone: 813-878-3929 Fax 813-878-5651
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Subject: Re: Digitrak / Digiflight
Hi Jeremey
Are you aware of the home build EZ-Trim altitude hold device? Cheap and
can control the existing MAC trim to hold altitudes.
Tom
beecho@pw-x.com
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From: forum-owner@europaclub.org.uk
jeremycrdavey@btinternet.com
Subject: Re: Digitrak / Digiflight
Having heard the recent stories about the quality of some of the Navaid
kit,
I'm planning on going the DigiFlight 200 route. I can't see a need in my
flying for setting rate of climb/descent, so I'm just planning on the
altitude hold version - if I need to change height it should be a simple
job
of: hold temporary disconnect button, fly plane manually to new
altitude,
release button.
I'm still building wings, though - so nothing is set in stone.
Regards,
Jeremy
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From: forum-owner@europaclub.org.uk
Subject: Re: Digitrak / Digiflight
Steve.
Yeah, I don't understand why the DigiFlight 100 is so much more
money
than
the DigiTrak. $2575 as compared to $1795, and that's without the GPS
Steering
feature. I like the fact that the DigiFlight unit is upgradable to the
200,
or
200VS. Even though those options about double what is already a bunch
of
money. They're beyond my budget, but I was wondering if anyone else had
selected the DigiFlight route.
Jeff
ScramIt@aol.com wrote:
> I was looking at the EFS one, but I just couldn't get past having
everything
> in one box. So I special ordered an EFS lite, Kmd-150, I was going to
order
> the navaid wing leveler, I helped install one in a Cozy, nice unit,
Then I
> saw the digitrak and preordered it. I was pushing the budget as it was
so
I
> didn't look at much else.
> SteveD
> A217
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