Samsung? Ipad? GarminPilot? Foreflight? - Pilots of America
2020年3月4日 · I get along great with an 8" Lenovo tablet that cost about $100. Fits nicely in the middle of the yoke on the pipers I fly. My tablet is wifi only. Haven't been to an fbo yet that didn't have internet if needed, and I get adsb weather and notams from the stratux anyway. If I desperately need data i could always hotspot with my phone.
Garmin Pilot And tablet purchase advice | Pilots of America
2015年12月7日 · I used to use Garmin Pilot on a Samsung tablet, it would lock up and reboot several times a flight, maybe it was the version of Garmin Pilot I was on at the time but it just wasn't stable enough for me. Also, you get more features on the iOS version of Garmin Pilot, the newest features always come to the iOS version first.
Best performing Android tablet for Garmin Pilot
2020年11月6日 · The big problem with Android tablets is vendor bloatware. Samsung is the only manufacturer still building premium spec'd tablets, and they insist on skinning the interface and installing their own apps for cloud storage, etc. I recently bought a Tab 8" and tried to make GP work on it. Basically unusable.
Kneeboard for Samsung Galaxy Tablet - Pilots of America
2007年1月1日 · So a month ago I brought the Samsung Galaxy Tablet, which I love (it got Garmin Pilot, Sporty's E6B and my aircraft's Checklist and POH on it), however, I can't seem to find a kneeboard for the tablet. They all seem to be for the iPad only. Any Samsung Galaxy user ever find a kneeboard for...
Running Garmin Pilot on Android tablet | Pilots of America
2022年10月31日 · Sometimes they are quick, but there are too many occasions twhen they are very slow (sometimes impossible to load) in the cockpit. I am considering a Samsung tablet but from what I was reading ( Up to Oct 2021) the Android version of Garmin pilot is far behind the Apple software and not worth running on an adroid.
Looking for H/W recommendation for Fltplan Go - Pilots of America
2022年5月13日 · Lenovo, Samsung, and Huawei all make 8" tablets, but they are seriously out of date OS-wise, and the OS can no longer be updated. The Huawei M5 is a beast of a tablet with an incredible screen. Most of the currently available 8" tablets have fairly low-resolution (1200x800) screens. It's too bad, as the 8" screen is a very useful size.
Android Pilots guidance - Pilots of America
2019年3月12日 · I'm an Android-only guy and have been using iFly EFB since before it was a tablet app. I fly a Cherokee 180. An 8" tablet is probably the best compromise between "big enough to read a whole approach chart" and "small enough to not block the panel too much", though I have most recently opted for a 10" tablet and just lean a bit to peek around it to check …
Foreflight on Android or Windows? - Pilots of America
2013年10月26日 · Problem was that Android tablets was actually very bad and unreliable until maybe 1/2 year back, but modern ones (Samsung for example) are excellent and technically are better then iPAD-s. So this is a very fast growing market. if FF choose don't work on it, they will lost part of iPAD market as well (because of need to have the same ...
Alternative to ForeFlight? - Pilots of America
2009年5月7日 · Oh well. Garmin Pilot equals it in every possible way. But I don't use tablets in the cockpit. 696 and 430W with all their overpriced database updates work better and more consistently than any tablet. Also keeps that kneeboard space free for the piece of paper I need to write stuff on. Almost ForeGot - Thanks for the emphatic, emphasized ...
EFB versus paper charts and plates on checkride
2015年1月5日 · I started my IFR training using a tablet for an EFB. I've since discovered that it's a whole lot easier to handle paper. The one exception is for diversions. So, the tablet is once again backup, like it should be. It's off most of the time. It's not easy to …