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8/23/2019 8:36 AM
 

OP said "stratux" not "stratus".  Are any of these posts specific to "Stratus"?


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8/23/2019 1:16 PM
 
Doug67 wrote:

OP said "stratux" not "stratus".  Are any of these posts specific to "Stratus"?

Yes.  The flavor of the thread changed at reply #8:  http://www.iflygps.com/Support/Forum/...ope/posts#38475

 
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9/8/2019 8:52 PM
 

I bought the Stratux just to have a stable synthetic vision, which is what it provided.

However, the horizontal horizon kept driftin and I wuld have to recalibrate.

I returned it to Spruce. Would still like to have stable synth vis.

The box you are referrin to is an attitude alert.

John M

 
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9/9/2019 9:04 AM
 

Stratux is an amazing value...but for obvious reasons not the highest quality product on the market. If a high quality AHRS is important, Astro Link is your best choice.  This also has more spit & polish than Stratux (internal antennas & battery), and IMO much better reliability.  Stratus III another good choice, battery lasts longer than Astro Link, but AHRS not as good as Astro Link (but still better than Stratux)

-Walter

 
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9/9/2019 1:10 PM
 
John Miller wrote:

I bought the Stratux just to have a stable synthetic vision, which is what it provided.

However, the horizontal horizon kept driftin and I wuld have to recalibrate.

I returned it to Spruce. Would still like to have stable synth vis.

John M

Sounds like you've already returned it, but it's possible it wasn't properly calibrated.  For anyone else having a similar problem, you could try the technique described here:

http://www.iflygps.com/Support/Forum/...ope/posts#38420

 
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