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How do I fund it? Same way the government funds things -- surreptitiously divert it from more important purposes, then lie about it.
According to the TCDS the life limit on the Cirrus is 12,000 hours. That still leaves more life left than probably 99% of pilot/owners will ever fly. But the 12k hour limit is something to consider when assessing value.
According to the ad posted, the 10 year parachute repack is being addressed so that shouldn't be a concern for the new owner for another 10 years.
Garmin G5! Nice! We’ve recently installed one of those into one of the club airplanes. Love it!View attachment 57428 View attachment 57427 Trying to figure out how to fund my latest upgrade.
Garmin G5! Nice! We’ve recently installed one of those into one of the club airplanes. Love it!
It does. The G5 makes for a nice addition to the GNS480.Does it have the optional external antenna? I'm hoping I get a signal with the internal one.
Stay at zero knots and 1g, imagine the am out u will save on gasView attachment 57428 View attachment 57427 Trying to figure out how to fund my latest upgrade.
The external antenna is the GMU11 rt? Am planning for a dual G5 this winter and head into instrument training. Unfortunately I have to retain my vacuum AI for the piece of crap APIt does. The G5 makes for a nice addition to the GNS480.
The internal receiver does work, but it’s not as strong as having the external. You may find that it’s slow to fetch a signal from a satellite at times. Give it a few hours of trial in your airplane, because it might work just fine. Having the external antenna ensures that it’s always receiving a healthy signal. Worst case, is that it will need an external and they can be had fairly reasonably on the web if need be.
Keep me posted. You’ll like it!
Not sure about that specific antenna, but this one should work. I’m not sure of the exact one that’s connected to ours.The external antenna is the GMU11 rt? Am planning for a dual G5 this winter and head into instrument training. Unfortunately I have to retain my vacuum AI for the piece of crap AP
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It does. The G5 makes for a nice addition to the GNS480.
The internal receiver does work, but it’s not as strong as having the external. You may find that it’s slow to fetch a signal from a satellite at times. Give it a few hours of trial in your airplane, because it might work just fine. Having the external antenna ensures that it’s always receiving a healthy signal. Worst case, is that it will need an external and they can be had fairly reasonably on the web if need be.
Keep me posted. You’ll like it!
Excellent! Glad it’s working well! Looks like you’ve got a nice setup there. Great evening for a test flight. Thx for update!View attachment 57680
G5 worked great today. Internal antenna works fine and never lost any satellites. Love the JPI. That thing replaces like 6 different instruments in one easy to read display. Two test flights and already got the bugs worked
Looks great. I love my G5 and engine monitor as well. I just WAAS'ed the 530 and had them hook the G5 to it so if you end up ever having problems with the internal antenna, don't buy one just let me know. My external one could use a good home as I won't be needing it.View attachment 57680
G5 worked great today. Internal antenna works fine and never lost any satellites. Love the JPI. That thing replaces like 6 different instruments in one easy to read display. Two test flights and already got the bugs worked
Looks great. I love my G5 and engine monitor as well. I just WAAS'ed the 530 and had them hook the G5 to it so if you end up ever having problems with the internal antenna, don't buy one just let me know. My external one could use a good home as I won't be needing it.
My question is, what have you had to do to afford flying?
How do I fund it? Same way the government funds things -- surreptitiously divert it from more important purposes, then lie about it.