http://www.androidzoom.com/android_applications/productivity/aircraft-horizon_zcuz.html

 Robin Bergland.

 That would be worth buying a small Android tab just for that.

 http://www.everbuying.com/smlclass854.html?gclid=CJr9qfbE7awCFUWMtgodigzI9A

 Paul Lamar


"Aircraft Horizon provides pitch and roll information, based upon the
orientation of your phone depicted as a typical aircraft artificial
horizon."

Obviously not gyro-based, just the internal accelerometer. That's a
seriously fatal flaw.

-Chris W

Why?

Paul Lamar



All this talk reminded me about this thread, I use a rooted Nook just like
these guys.  Check out the Bluetooth OBDII unit and gauge cluster too.

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/19467-what-else-can-i-do-with-my-cm7-nook
/page__p__167824#entry167824



Best Regards,

Justin W


I don't think that BA3 synthetic vision is using an inertial navigation
system:

"Levil Technology sells a small AHRS that provides attitude information for
our iPad synthetic vision systems. The uncertified version sells for $795.
In this blog post


http://www.ainonline.com/news/single-news-page/article/ain-blog-is-certification-really-necessary-30786/,
writer Matt Thurber explores questions about the FAA certification process."

http://www.ba3.us/ain-on-ahrs-certification/

-Chris W