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After reading and listening to the ATC clip posted about this
incident, especially regarding picking up the weather on the pilot's
iPhone, a question just came to mind. With the new iPhone coming out
and having built-in GPS and with TomTom coming out with their own
software to use the GPS, I'm sure that others are coming out with their
software to use on this.
My question: Assuming that someone puts together a GPS database
(similar to Garmin, etc.) for the iPhone, what would the
validity/legality of it be to having it in an aircraft? Would that
satisfy the requirement for being /G or /L equipped? Just wondering, as
that could be an inexpensive way tohave the equipment in hand/onboard.
BL.
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