Jim
S's Legend mounted on the yoke
in the Cessna 172
Click for a larger view "Basically
it's the Garmin dash mount and
it's held securely in place with two elastic/velcro straps. It's very secure,
works extremely well and can be removed from the aircraft in seconds. The
Garmin mount is fully adjustable so you can position the GPS for the optimum viewing
angle. The straps are 1" elastic webbing with velcro sewn onto the ends so they
can be tightly secured around the yoke." |
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Glenn
takes his new GPS V home to McInnes Island
Lightstation
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"I
just wanted to drop you folks a line and say hi, also to say how much I enjoy
the new GPS 5. Ken, my best friend, and I had a great time doing the geo-caches
in the Calgary area. On
my return trip to Vancouver, I talked to the pilot of the 737 I flew back on,
and asked permission to use the unit onboard. He enthusiatically agreed, and went
so far as to brief the flight crew as to my presence. It was great being able
to ''see'' what I was flying over, and know what it was by the display on the
gps." |
Brangwyn's
trip with his Legend to Baffin
Island, Broughton Island |