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Mike Sax better off with Stratus with synthetic vision. I use it in my Cub and had a pocket sewn into the back seat so passenger sees everything I do. I use two mini iPads for display. Don’t have to hook up any wires. Also gives me ADSB In so I see all aircraft with ADSB out. Plus so much more.

Lots and lots of tablet mounts out there, with adjustable angle. Just use google-

Thank you for your comment. If you have purchased an Aeolus-Sense 3B or 3C device, actually you don't have to buy the coloured version of the app. You can download the A-EFIS Free which is a black and white version and in case you are connected to an Aeolus-Sense Wifi network it recognises the existence of the device and the app becomes coloured automatically! Awesome isn't it? The coloured A-EFIS app is mainly for those who want to use the app as a backup with the internal sensors of the smartphone/tablet. We are currently working on the integration of Aeolus-Sense devices in third party apps like iFly GPS, FlyQ EFB, Foreflight, AvPlan EFB etc and we hope that we will have some good news soon. We do appreciate your interest in our products and please feel free to share with us any further questions or concerns you might have via our support e-mail. I quote below some useful links and information for the descriptions above. A-EFIS Free: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.talosavionics.aefisaeolus A-EFIS: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.talosavionics.aefis Products: www.talosavionics.com/products/ Support e-mail: support@talosavionics.com with regards, TalosAvionics Team.

Talos Avionics thanks

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You can try an inexpensive Samsung Tab A or other Android tablet to see if it's better.

just use a non reflective screen protector. Your complaints seem pretty flimsy.

Deez Nutellas - Urm... No. He is absolutely right. I use an iPad outside and even with a hood on it to shade it from the sunlight and an antireflective screen-protector, it's just way too dim on a sunny day. It's not a flimsy complaint when you cannot see the information for which you are using the device. It's a deal-breaker.

It's got a GPS antenna and it's the receiver that has to have WAAS, Im pretty sure . Any antenna with right GPS unit.

One would hope you'd have the sense to have minumum backup primary flight instruments like airspeed and a compass. That's all you need to get safely down in a VFR flight.

Actually, in VFR, you need a clear window which to look out of. My flight instructor had us do circuits without looking at the panel; it's a good practice to practice.

exactly my thought, but luckily there are military-grade rugged tablets I would go for

Dear WolfKenneth, Thank you for your comment. We have to inform you that the connection is secured enough to prevent any hack issues. However if we suppose that someone manages to hack our system he/she would have to be with you inside the cockpit during the flight, since the wifi reception can be detected only within a few meters away from the device. We do appreciate your interest in our Aeolus-Sense device and please feel free to share with us any further questions or concerns you might have via our support e-mail. with regards, TalosAvionics Team.

*hangs under wing trying to hack in...* lol

Buy the wired version....your unfounded worry us resoled ...

@@c7042 that's a stupid comment. Ckearly you have no idea of what wifi is or what wireless communications are. Your clearly are not the brightest lightbulb on the Christmass tree. Time to join modern times reality.

AriVovp - Yup... Could do all that with a Pixhawk for a fraction of the cost !

Axis is singular, axes is plural. One axis, three axes.

Axis is singular, while axes is plural - as in three axes.

I said that only last month.

Who's axing? lol

That the great thing about English language, even with bad spelling, bad punctuation and bad sentence structure the authers intent is still fully understood and correctly comprehended. Only English freaks care.