Garmin: Instructions for graphical flight plan editing on the GTN

 

Instructions for graphical flight plan editing on the GTN:

1. On the Map, touch the Map to activate the Map Pointer and enter the Graphically Edit Flight Plan Mode.
2. Touch the Graphically Edit FPL key.
3. Touch and hold the leg of the flight plan you wish to edit.
4. Drag it to a new waypoint and release your finger.
5. Touch the Done key.
Detailed instructions can also be found in the Pilots’ Guide on page 9-29.

iPad 2 with Pilot My-Cast

 

Grab your ponchos! It’s a rainy day here at Oshkosh and we invite you to keep dry inside the Garmin Hangar (Hangar D). If you haven’t yet had a chance to come by our booth, you’ll want to make sure you do because you could be the lucky winner of an iPad 2 loaded with a one-year subscription to Pilot My-Cast. Just ask a Garmin associate for a Pilot My-Cast demo and you will receive an entry form.

Pilot My-Cast is Garmin’s premium aviation charts, navigation, weather and flight planning application for smart devices (including iPad) and is available as a 30-day free trial in the iTunes App Store and Android Market. Visitors here at Oshkosh have been wowed by the features and capabilities of the app, which include georeferenced approach plates, GPS navigation, airport diagrams, a dedicated panel page, sectionals and more. And we’re not done yet! We’re always coming up with new features and functionality for the app, so make sure you follow Pilot My-Cast on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with new releases.

Victor’s Vectors: GTN 635, 625 and 725 now available!

 

GTN750 RFstack1

The GTN 750 and GTN 650 were announced and available for shipping March 23 when Garmin unveiled them at the Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) Convention. Also announced at that time were the GTN 635, GTN 625, and GTN 725. As of July 1st these GTN models are now available for purchase and shipping. So what is the difference between the different GTN models? Basically, the GTN 625 and GTN 725 are GPS only, while the GTN 635 is a GPS/COM. The GTN 650 and GTN 750 are GPS/NAV/COM. For a more detailed list of the differences I’ve included a comparison chart from the GTN mini-site. The GTN 625 is priced at $9,595, the GTN 635 at $10,495, and the GTN 725 at $15,000. Now the full line of GTN models are available in a price range for your budget, so to start your panel upgrade visit a Garmin Aviation Dealer near you.