A simple COM/NAV panel?

[superconnie]

I just had a look at the GF-46... it seems this panel can do all at once. Is that correct? Does someone has one???

Christian

[Bob Reed]

@Bob
How do you do that? The description of the panel says that the functions must be selected in the software setup. How do you switch between NAV1/2 and COM1/2?

Do you have an additional switching panel?

Christian

Ok lets see if I can do this without looking at my setup. The panel starts up with the panel being in com1 mode. There is a left button and a right button and a center button. The center button does the same thing in both modes, switches the freq you tune to the active window. The left button switches me from com1 to com2 and the right button switches me from nav1 to nav2. So if the unit is in com mode and I pres the right button once I go to nav1, press it a second time and the unit is nav2 mode. Press the left button and if the unit is in nav mode I go to com1 press it again and you go to com2... See? Works pretty good....

[andarlite]

I just had a look at the GF-46... it seems this panel can do all at once. Is that correct? Does someone has one???

Christian

Yes, it does everything. Only thing missing is the standby freq.

Regards,
Henry

[Bob Reed]

Yes, it does everything. Only thing missing is the standby freq.

Regards,
Henry

Nope not missing at all... When the unit is in com mode I tune the stby press the button for com2 and I have stby there as well now switching coms did nothing to my previous settings. If I switch back to com1 it is how I left it.. Same for Nav.... Cool huh? Press the center button and the stby goes to the active window.

[Bob Reed]

Nope not missing at all... When the unit is in com mode I tune the stby press the button for com2 and I have stby there as well now switching coms did nothing to my previous settings. If I switch back to com1 it is how I left it.. Same for Nav.... Cool huh? Press the center button and the stby goes to the active window.

Ignore I did not read the post right....

[AndyT]

Yes, its true. 1 GoFlight unit does both COMs and both NAVs at the same time. Very easy to use and you can customise how it works to suit yourself. Stores Actives and standbys for all 4 radios also.

After 2 days of not being able to get on the OC webpage, I finally got a look at the radio in question. It may be a very good product, but the GoFlight unit has it hands down.