Stubai Cup 2024: Taking a look at Naviter's new Omni

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  • čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
  • The new Omni full-spec flight instrument was front and centre on the Naviter stand at the Stubai Cup 2024 in Austria in early March. Smaller, lighter and cheaper than the larger Oudie N, the Omni offers all the functionality of the top-spec instrument, but in a smaller package. The difference is all in the screen size, and a little bit less battery power, say Naviter.
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Komentáře • 2

  • @j4nch
    @j4nch Před 3 měsíci +1

    I really like it, SeeYou navigator could be improved: add other "indicators" like wind indicator, prevent exiting the application, more customization on the map(like seeing my current reach with my current glide ratio. I also really miss a vertical view of the airspace.

    • @CyclicPilot
      @CyclicPilot Před 3 měsíci

      I've recently bought an Omni, so far I really like it! In terms of value for money I think it's the best FLARM device out there at the moment (unless you prefer the XC tracer)
      I do still like using XCtrack on my phone alongside it, as XCtrack has a lot more customisation. I'm still getting used to SeeYou though