The Dynon SkyView system can now use PocketFMS databases. This is a large step forward for customers outside the USA in getting better data about smaller airports, as well as visual reporting points. Data is available for download immediately, and Dynon's latest SkyView software version 3.2.2 already supports this data format.
PocketFMS covers Europe, North America (including Canada), Australia, and New Zealand. Data is €119 per year and includes all of PocketFMS' covered regions. Users that already have a subscription to the €150 PocketFMS application can download data for their SkyView at no additional charge.
For more information, please see our press release:
http://dynonavionics.com/docs/news_version_PocketFMS_12Dec2011.html
If you are not a PocketFMS subscriber already, you can use a trial version of their PC application to investigate coverage in your area and see what data you would get on your SkyView.
Also, Dynon's next software version will include a robust user waypoints function, so that users in less supported locales can create databases themselves. The user waypoints system will allow users to import data from a CSV file, and define icons with common charting symbols for airports, VOR's, parachute areas, and more. We're doing our very best to support General Aviation in countries that do not have great database sources.
PocketFMS covers Europe, North America (including Canada), Australia, and New Zealand. Data is €119 per year and includes all of PocketFMS' covered regions. Users that already have a subscription to the €150 PocketFMS application can download data for their SkyView at no additional charge.
For more information, please see our press release:
http://dynonavionics.com/docs/news_version_PocketFMS_12Dec2011.html
If you are not a PocketFMS subscriber already, you can use a trial version of their PC application to investigate coverage in your area and see what data you would get on your SkyView.
Also, Dynon's next software version will include a robust user waypoints function, so that users in less supported locales can create databases themselves. The user waypoints system will allow users to import data from a CSV file, and define icons with common charting symbols for airports, VOR's, parachute areas, and more. We're doing our very best to support General Aviation in countries that do not have great database sources.
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