Garmin Pilot on Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 feedback
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AcroGimp
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Can't answer directly but it runs great on my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phone. Won't run on my Galaxy Tab 7.0 (first gen) but I would expect it should run on a Tab 3, and the 8" form factor would be great in the cockpit.
If you already have the tablet, just go to the Play Market, if it won't run it will not show as downloadable.
I run GP on my Acer A500 10.1" tablet (running a customer 4.3 ROM) as well as the Note 3, and although I am running a 4.2 ROM on the original 7" Galaxy I think it is a single core processor or is not normally fast enough to run GP.
I run Avilution Aviation Maps on the Galaxy Tab and it works fine - just flew it yesterday in a Glasair and the small form factor was perfect, my Acer would have been too big.
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AcroGimp
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http://www.pilotsofamerica.com/forum/showthread.php?t=55973
Got it. I know there is a lot of talk in the Technical forum about GP on the Nexus 7 which is similar to the Tab 3, you could try a search of the Garmin Pilot thread and see if anyone has run it there (above link).
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Except for the (missing) features on Android for Garmin Pilot it worked perfectly for my Thanksgiving trip. On the way out I used my new iPad Mini Retina, connected it to the Delorme inReach SE and my headphones to play music, but would never consistently connect to the GDL-39 for more than 30 seconds. Pulled out the Galaxy Tab 8.0 and worked perfectly for the GDL-39.
On the way back I used only the Galaxy Tab 8.0 with the Delorme and Bluetooth audio for music and the GDL-39 and it all worked perfectly.
On the way back I used only the Galaxy Tab 8.0 with the Delorme and Bluetooth audio for music and the GDL-39 and it all worked perfectly.
