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Brian_Carlson
 Post subject: What does NAV II mean?
PostPosted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 7:48 pm 
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Can someone help me with a definition?

When looking at planes, what does NAV II imply? is this a way of saying the plane is equipped for IFR flight?

And, does NAV II offer big advantages over NAV I -- which I also see mentioned, but less frequently?
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in the cessnas, it has somethign to do with the level of avionics. I *think* the NAV II setup was the full King nav/comm and gps stack with MFD. NAVIII is the G1000. I think.

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