Best Flight Computer for Commercial test
06-18-2007, 12:48 PM
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I put off buying one of those things for years, and recently bought the ASA one for $80. No complaints. It has larger digits than sportys and has a nice solid feel to it although I think sportys is a tad more useful.
Well maybe not quite that extreme but close.
06-18-2007, 08:26 PM
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WHIZWHEEL!!!!!
My flightschool didn't let us use the electronic ones and I'm kind of glad they did this. I have an ASA electronic one and I couldn't use it in the plane safely. Took too much thinking. My old aluminum one was much easier to use in the cockpit and was close enough to do the job.
My flightschool didn't let us use the electronic ones and I'm kind of glad they did this. I have an ASA electronic one and I couldn't use it in the plane safely. Took too much thinking. My old aluminum one was much easier to use in the cockpit and was close enough to do the job.
06-18-2007, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Pilotpip
WHIZWHEEL!!!!!
My flightschool didn't let us use the electronic ones and I'm kind of glad they did this. I have an ASA electronic one and I couldn't use it in the plane safely. Took too much thinking. My old aluminum one was much easier to use in the cockpit and was close enough to do the job.
My flightschool didn't let us use the electronic ones and I'm kind of glad they did this. I have an ASA electronic one and I couldn't use it in the plane safely. Took too much thinking. My old aluminum one was much easier to use in the cockpit and was close enough to do the job.
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