AirNav GPS Frequent Asked Questions
1. How is the AirNav GPS powered?
The AirNav GPS has a built in LI-battery. In tests it has lasted up to 3 hours with GPS turned on.
2. Does the GPS need an antenna?
The AirNav GPS itself is a one piece unit; there is no external antenna.
3. What maps are loaded onto the AirNav GPS
All Australian WAC, VNC and VTC maps are pre-loaded onto the GPS.
4. Are Airfield loaded onto the AirNav GPS to be used as waypoints?
Yes, Australian airfields are pre-loaded on to the GPS unit.
5. In flight can I choose a waypoint to fly to next?
You can press the waypoint button in flight and it will bring up the closest airfields in your area i.e. "GOTO".
6. Can I create a flight plan on the AirNav GPS?
You can plan a full flight on the GPS however it is far easier to pre-plan on AirNav Flight Planner PC.
7. How many flight plans can I save to the AirNav GPS?
Many flight plans can be stored on the GPS 2GB Micro SD card.
8. How do I transfer my completed AirNav VFR Flight Plan on PC to the AirNav GPS?
To transfer a flight plan to the GPS, connect the AirNav GPS via the USB cord provided to your PC and open AirNav Flight Planner. After creating a flight plan, in the checklist window there is a button to “Upload to GPS”. Click that button and save your file to your GPS "data" file.