I was not planning on going for a flight today, but another club member, Andrew turned up with the intention of a flight in Piper PA28-181 Archer, ZK-TDJ. I was keen to get off the ground and so it wasn't long before I was a passenger on a local scenic flight [thanks Andrew].
Many of the photos were a bit ordinary, but here are some of the better ones.
Top to bottom are looking north up the Hutt Valley, Andrew's new GPS screen, looking through a valley to some light rain, final approach into Wellington runway 34 and the GPS track.
Enjoy!
Many of the photos were a bit ordinary, but here are some of the better ones.
Top to bottom are looking north up the Hutt Valley, Andrew's new GPS screen, looking through a valley to some light rain, final approach into Wellington runway 34 and the GPS track.
Enjoy!
Those are nice GPS's but the go to or nearest takes five steps now unlike the two on my 296 go figure eh.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!!!
ReplyDeleteI tell ya, Rodney, I wish you'd snap more pics on your flights....they're always such a treat!!!!
Nick - I did not play with all of the features, but it was ceratinly the easiest unit I have played with.
ReplyDeleteHindsfeet - Thanks! Often I only get photos when I am a passenger [too busy otherwise!], although I will try and get more.
Cheers!
Rodney
Must be an expensive GPS, it actually displays Mana Island! :-)
ReplyDeleteHello Flyinkiwi... yeah, flash indeed! :-) Actually, I commented on that point during the flight - it was actually surprising :-)
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