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Ah, didn't see your attached file at first. Here it is in a screenshot of the FlightDataViewer...
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You might try "Flight Data Viewer" it's a more capable program. BTW - Does the GPS satelite 'constelation' and 'signal strenth' work on your Xtreme? I just installed one and while the GPS does work, the right half of the GPS screen is always blank. I've not yet flown, so haven't been able to try out...

Peter,
I'm not so sure that document is something that I can count on to be applicable in the USA.

Thank you though.

-brs

In connecting the RS232 from the SP12 to the Trig there are settings for the SIL and SDA on the Trig. The TC20 (control head for the TT22) display offers three setting options for SDA (B, C, & D). However the printing on the SP12 says that SDA=2 is the certification. So it seems Trig is using Letter...

There was a thread about this already. See if you can't find it via search.

I also tried backing up the internal file to the SD card and a box popped up w the the message "cannot complete operation"... I double checked my settings for the recording file as well...it is enabled, automatic flight detect at 1000 rpm and 30 mph. No data recording. Please advise, Peter Hi Peter...

I recommend the 'Flight Data Viewer' and follow their method for airspeed calibration.

https://jasflyer.com/FAQ/AN3.aspx

Those are screen shots from the simulator for the MX1 in LandScape mode. Looks the same on the actual unit.

PaulSS wrote: ↑Mon Oct 31, 2022 4:43 pm In my opinion the maps are not good enough to have a whole EFIS to themselves. ...

Good point about the maps. I agree whole heartedly. The iPad Mini and flyQ is my favorite. Good enough to fly across the country on this alone.

many wrote: ↑Sun Oct 30, 2022 3:57 pm ...the sound gets worse and worse and the tower can hardly be heard in the noise.

Can you be more specific?