At 05:49 PM 4/06/2010, you wrote:
The presence of an accelerometer in the iPad (and iPhone) create
real issues for its using in gliding, particularly gliding
competitions. I have had demonstrated to me the iPhone operating as
an artificial horizon. An AH, as a blind flying instrument, is
illegal under the current competition rules.
So what was the demo? Doing this on the ground is exteremely unlikely
to be a valid test of a flight instrument.
Mike
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