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nje - 4/7/2019 8:08:18 AM

when you go to ‘go flying’ you should be presented with two choices. 1. Location services, 2. Dynon SkyviewChoose the Dynon option and then you should be ok.Good luck

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airvan - 4/13/2019 1:01:51 PM

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nje - 4/7/2019 8:08:18 AM

when you go to ‘go flying’ you should be presented with two choices. 1. Location services, 2. Dynon SkyviewChoose the Dynon option and then you should be ok.Good luck

Exactly, that is what I already did and the dynon skyview gps source works fine.

The flightplan still does not arrive.

I asked it on the Aero2019 fair in Friedrichshafen in the booth of Dynon. The representative told me that this should work when you have 1 Skyview device and 1 WiFi dongle. But I have 2 Skyview devices and only one has a WiFi dongle. I would need a secons WiFi dongle according to this guy. Even switching off the device without the WiFo dongle will not change behaviour he said because the other device wil 'remember' that there is a second device configured.

I find that odd because you cannot connect to two WiFi sources at the same time and when entering a flight plan by hand or by usb-drive import, you do not have to repeat that for the other skyview device. The devices are interconnected and automatically distributes the entered flightplan to the other screen.

So ... still searching for a solution.

Is there anyone who can concur with the story of the Dynon representative?