GUESS WHAT'S NEXT for your Cockpit! AirVenture Preview with Aspen Avionics CEO John Uczekaj

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @flyingseraph1184
    @flyingseraph1184 Месяц назад

    So good to have an Aspen unit. Partly because of its performance. And partly because it feels great to buy from people with top character/values. Respect John.

  • @EtiRats
    @EtiRats Месяц назад

    So I sort of like my dual screen Aspen Pro set up, but too many Check Target Att messages, leading to inaccurate heading display on the HSI. Plus the screens run very hot.

  • @JonathanFinkGroup
    @JonathanFinkGroup Месяц назад

    Great discussion.

  • @dabneyoffermein595
    @dabneyoffermein595 Месяц назад

    i'm surprised the links aren't hot-links. could it be my laptop?

  • @grahamcracker659
    @grahamcracker659 Месяц назад

    this is very scare, my cat is sad

  • @mahkhi7154
    @mahkhi7154 Месяц назад

    Integrated Avionics (Your Software Avionics) are Good. The Pilot can be a Navigator as Well as a Pilot.
    That's Harder to Do with Old Style Gauges (Altimeter, IAS).

  • @mahkhi7154
    @mahkhi7154 Месяц назад

    Your Avionics are Running Software. Software is Not as Reliable as Hardware. The Autopilot is Hardware: Transistor - Transistor Logic. Reliable as a PLC. Programmable Logic controller.
    The Flight Director and Your Avionics Run Software (They're More Complex). Software Fails because the CPU is Running Very Fast. Noise Corrupts the Very Fast Circuits or the RAM (Memory). The Reason, They Crash (Randomly).
    Transistor, Transistor Logic is Slower and More Reliable.
    The Reason the Autopilot is a Separate system from the Flight Director.
    Old Style Gauges (Altimeter, Indicated Air Speed) - They Don't Rely on Semiconductor Sensors, That Fail Unpredictably. Old Style Gauges (Altimeter, Indicated Air Speed) Get worn Out in a Predictable Manner.