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GPS source change during flight


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Adam Erchegyi
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Tim Dawson - 4/14/2022 9:39:38 AM
Adam, you know we already implemented manual fallback, right?

No, I didn't know so far, thanks for the hint! I'll look it up.

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You should see a green banner advising when connectivity to your device has been lost (such as when it has run out of battery). Press the ? button on the banner and SkyDemon will offer to switch back to your internal GPS until your traffic receiver wakes up again.
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Thanks Tim, for taking the time to post in this thread. I understand your position; but given that I remain under obligation to use mark I eyeball to avoid other aircraft when VFR, I am  likely to discontinue using PilotAware with SkyDemon. SkyDemon is vital navigation/ infringement avoidance software for the whole UK GA community, and I would rather maintain its continuity than see a couple of extra bits of traffic on my screen. Put simply, if I have to choose I'd rather use a GPS source in an instrument (iPad) with an installed base of 10s of millions, and a demonstrable reliability in service, than a power-hungry niche Raspberry pi setup that does a reasonable job. I still think it's a reasonable suggestion that users can choose their GPS source and traffic source independently.
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