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Post subject: Re: Newbie  Posted: 29 Jan 2013, 22:20 |
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Pretty. Nice pick.  Tim
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Post subject: Re: Newbie Posted: 29 Jan 2013, 22:51 |
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Company: Delta Airlines - Retired.
Location: Little Rock, AR (KLIT)
Aircraft: Baron B58 IO-550C
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Username Protected wrote: Dan,
Welcome to BT.
That sure is a grand entrance with a very nice A36 that appears to have a great panel.
My brother in law flies for American. He is also amazed at the advanced state of technology available to GA pilots. Wade, I have flown Boeing and Airbus FMS. Now I am trying to learn the Garmin, lol. I hate to read manuals, so I wish I could find a great video tutorial.
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Post subject: Re: Newbie Posted: 29 Jan 2013, 23:02 |
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Being a computer geek I never read the glass panel manuals.  I know Gleis, Sporty's and King all have Garmin instructional videos. No idea of quality or price... Tim
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Post subject: Re: Newbie Posted: 29 Jan 2013, 23:13 |
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Joined: 09/21/10
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Location: Greenville, NC (KPGV)
Aircraft: 1984 Bonanza B36TC
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Username Protected wrote: Dan,
Welcome to BT.
That sure is a grand entrance with a very nice A36 that appears to have a great panel.
My brother in law flies for American. He is also amazed at the advanced state of technology available to GA pilots. Wade, I have flown Boeing and Airbus FMS. Now I am trying to learn the Garmin, lol. I hate to read manuals, so I wish I could find a great video tutorial.
Dan,
If you go to Garmin web site, there is actually a G600 simulator. I have been playing with it lately and I feel like I am learning the system pretty well. By the time I have the G500 installed in my plane (in ? years), I will be an old pro. As for manual, G5/600 does have a manual. Here is the link: http://static.garmincdn.com/pumac/190-0 ... 0E_Web.pdf .
If you really hate manuals, then go to the Garmin Youtube channel. There are numerous tutorials, exploring many aspects of the Garmin G5/600 EFIS. Search Youtube for "Garmin G500 tutorial"
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Wade Naziri
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Post subject: Re: Newbie Posted: 29 Jan 2013, 23:41 |
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Company: Delta Airlines - Retired.
Location: Little Rock, AR (KLIT)
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Username Protected wrote: Dan,
Were you ever based at DFW? Jack, No, I came to Delta through the merger. Delta was awesome to work for. In September they offered an early out that I couldn't pass up. I miss flying for Delta, but I don't miss the commuting! Dan
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Post subject: Re: Newbie Posted: 29 Jan 2013, 23:55 |
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Location: Austin, TX (KGTU)
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Username Protected wrote: Dan,
Were you ever based at DFW? Jack, No, I came to Delta through the merger. Delta was awesome to work for. In September they offered an early out that I couldn't pass up. I miss flying for Delta, but I don't miss the commuting! Dan
I was part of the mass exodus in 2004. I thought I was retiring 5 years early but, as it turned out, I retired 10 years early! You'll love this forum. It has a hell of a lot of information. Nice looking A36. Do you have a 550 or 520?
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Post subject: Re: Newbie Posted: 30 Jan 2013, 10:07 |
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Company: Executive Flight Training
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 WHEW! Nice Entrance. Great pick on your 36. Welcome to BT and happy flying! Fly Safe!
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MAJ Daniel W. Clark
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Executive Flight Training
http://www.execft.com
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