Recent content by Cobra

You can try it and see: From within iFly, go to Menu > About > Connected Devices > Select Wireless Device > Stratus v1 I'm not certain that all Stratus v1's will work, though. I've never owned a Stratus and am not an expert re: their usage with non-Foreflight software, but as I recall there...

Not sure what you're reading. Could you give a page number, or post a snippet here? My guess is that you may be misinterpreting something, or maybe you have found an error or an obsolete portion of the text. The legacy iFly devices--the 700, 720, 740, 740b, and 520--do not support RealPlan...

Does WingX show it in flight, or only on the ground? It's easy to look up an aircraft type if you have Internet connectivity. To do so in flight when the Internet is not available would require keeping the entire aircraft registry database onboard your device locally, increasing the amount of...

Might be nice, but that information is not available in the ADSB traffic broadcast. From https://www.adsbhub.org/docs/ :

iFly already does this, though there is a long-standing bug in the timestamp (note last couple of frames showing "--" indicating the time is in the future). See the white rectangle in the lower-left corner: https://photos.app.goo.gl/hU8Tpe62Vd3ZReDc6

I do not have an autopilot that can interface with the 740, so I do not have personal experience to help you with. Have you seen the limited info available in the Pilot's Guide starting on p. 63 under "NMEA Output"...

Yes, it seems like this is a problem unique to your individual Mini device.

Hm. Do you get any of the other iFly audio? For instance, when you change the "Sound Volume" selection within iFly, do you hear the <dong> sound? (It seems to have a "cooldown timer", so if you make selections too fast it doesn't chime each time--more like every 2nd or 3rd time. But if you...

I am running a beta version of iFly that is more recent than your production version, but on my iPad Mini 5 I hear the button clicks as expected. Just to be clear, there are two volume settings at play here: One on the iPad itself, and one within iFly. Make sure your iPad volume is set...

The way iFly currently addresses your concern is by varying the opacity of the plate. While this is not exactly what you're asking for, since it also allows the base map layer to show through as well as NEXRAD, it may sufficiently address your desire to see radar imagery and the plate...

???? The staleness of the data doesn't change depending on the speed you are flying. Regardless of your opinion of when or how to use NEXRAD data, it's a pretty reasonable request to ask that the plate overlays don't completely obscure the radar imagery:

OK, thanks for confirming. Sounds like you might have found a bug. I would suggest you report your experience via the internal bug reporting capability: https://adventurepilot.community.forum/threads/sticky-how-to-submit-a-bug-report-from-within-the-ifly-efb-app.26/

OK, but "alerts" and "shading" are two different things. Did you turn off "Show Terrain Shading"?

Menu > Setup > Alerts and Warnings > Terrain Alerts

Absolutely, things can always be improved. However, reasonable people may disagree on what constitutes "improvement". The specific example you used to argue your point was a strange choice, as suggesting that a METAR--which is specific to a very small geographic point and could be up to 55...