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Post subject: Re: The Next Evolution in Personal Aviation has Arrived  Posted: 09 Jan 2024, 18:55 |
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I heard the cup holders are modified to hold pink Stanley insulated mugs.
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Post subject: Re: The Next Evolution in Personal Aviation has Arrived Posted: 09 Jan 2024, 19:38 |
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I expect the main update is to a G2000-like system with a touch-screen controller.
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Post subject: Re: The Next Evolution in Personal Aviation has Arrived Posted: 09 Jan 2024, 20:21 |
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Username Protected wrote: Auto throttle and auto land.
CAPS becomes a delete option.
Thousands of Cirrus cultists’ heads explode as the parachute around which they’ve centered their lives is obsoleted.
-dan Thinking similarly. Additionally the Continental CD-300 FADEC JetA burning engine. I would think Auto throttle would be easier to do on a full FADEC system. $1,999,999.00 price tag
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Post subject: Re: The Next Evolution in Personal Aviation has Arrived Posted: 09 Jan 2024, 21:29 |
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It's the SR10 being announced as available for sale in North America - I'd be pretty sure of that. Now at what price? Well, that's anybody's guess.
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Post subject: Re: The Next Evolution in Personal Aviation has Arrived Posted: 09 Jan 2024, 23:21 |
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Username Protected wrote: I expect the main update is to a G2000-like system with a touch-screen controller. That is my guess too. I have some friends with SR 22s with Perspective and to me the interface on the GTN series is much better. Would make it more like the Vision Jet as well.
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