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9/24/2018 5:34 PM
 
desert flyer
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As there are quite a few iterations of Stratux, I wonder if one is more prone to problems then others.  I have had one from Steve Solkel for two years now without any problems.  I built it from a kit Steve sells and had Steve load the software.  I believe it is called Flight Box.  Mine is so old it uses the Raspberry Pi version 2. I later updated to the SV and new fan. With IFly's new 10.3.49, the quality of the ADSB is much improved as is the SV display.

Dick Welsh
 
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9/24/2018 5:49 PM
 
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Maybe, but I doubt it. Just close it down properly and you'll probably never have a problem.
 
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9/24/2018 6:40 PM
 
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Tim Taylor wrote:

On another note, I have been trying to do a disk copy to a slightly smaller SD card and can't get it to work. I've tried a few different free partition manager software programs to shrink the larger card and can't get it to work. Does anyone know of a foolproof way to get this to work. I would simply flash the smaller card, but I made some modifications to my Stratux program that were a little complicated and I doubt I could figure that out again. I renamed the Stratux program and made it password protected.


Problem solved. I just ordered two 16GB SD cards. I figured that would be easier than trying to remember how to get back into the Linux system.
 
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9/25/2018 6:38 PM
 
Michael Marra
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What thoughts do you guys have about LEAVING the STRATUX reciever IN THE PLANE and just taking the battery out to re-charge?

I am considering doing this as I am getting some "wear and tear" pulling it out of the plane, putting it back in, etc.  Found a lot of loose parts - may just LEAVE IT STATIONARY but want to know if heat or cold can do any damage (20F to about 90F).

Thanks!

Mike N714AJ

 

 
 
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9/25/2018 6:51 PM
 
Mike D.
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I don't know the answer, but unless you have a hanger, or overhead cover, I'll bet your interior gets hotter than 90 sitting in the sun in the summer.

 
 
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