Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Dynon Skyview HDX Review - Glass Panel In A 1961 Cessna 172B
Today we fly C-FMVU up to Edenevale for an oil change and send the oil away for an aviation engine oil analysis. During the flight I give a rundown of what I like don't like about the Dynon Skyview HDX in a Cessna 172 - an in flight Dynon review.
0:00 Welcome
0:42 Call to Oshawa Tower
2:16 Cleared en route
2:29 Let me rant about how much GoPros suck
4:50 First impression of Dynon Skyview HDX
5:32 A couple things that disappoint me
9:19 Screen setup
9:35 Map info
10:12 Radio setup
11:30 I love the 45º shelf
12:02 Clock and timers
12:47 PFD Synthetic vision
13:25 Map / weather options
14:05 Tools
14:34 Main PFD
15:40 Knob Panel FTW!
16:00 Really easy to get used to
16:19 Multiple input paths
19:23 HDX Wrap up
20:20 Landing at Edenvale
22:05 Chris' shop and oil change
23:00 Takeoff from Edenvale
23:40 Oil analysis
24:38 Landing back at Oshawa
26:57 Thanks for watching
#GlensHanger #canucksunlimited
⚠️ NOTE: These videos are edited for time and entertainment. Editing removes context and can remove safety checklists in the interest of time. Do not use these videos for, or in lieu of flight training.⚠️ Looking to buy new sunglasses? Try out a pair of Flying Eyes, Julie and I use them and they're great!
Here's my referral link: flyingeyesoptics.com/?ref=glen ( I earn a small commission)
Here's my Coupon code for a 10% discount on your purchase: ThanksGlen
Other products that I've used to rebuild C-FMVU - solid companies that I enjoyed working with:
- Dynon Avionics: dynoncertified.com
- Six Pack Aero: sixpackaero.com
- WingX: wingxstol.com/html/products.html
- Pro Pilot Autopilot By Trio Avionics: thestcgroupllc.com/pages/pro-pilot-autopilot-by-trio-avionics
- ElectroAire electronic ignition: electroair.net
Dynon Skyview HDX Review - Glass Panel In A 1961 Cessna 172B
Today we fly C-FMVU up to Edenevale for an oil change and send the oil away for an aviation engine oil analysis. During the flight I give a rundown of what I like don't like about the Dynon Skyview HDX in a Cessna 172 - an in flight Dynon review.
0:00 Welcome
0:42 Call to Oshawa Tower
2:16 Cleared en route
2:29 Let me rant about how much GoPros suck
4:50 First impression of Dynon Skyview HDX
5:32 A couple things that disappoint me
9:19 Screen setup
9:35 Map info
10:12 Radio setup
11:30 I love the 45º shelf
12:02 Clock and timers
12:47 PFD Synthetic vision
13:25 Map / weather options
14:05 Tools
14:34 Main PFD
15:40 Knob Panel FTW!
16:00 Really easy to get used to
16:19 Multiple input paths
19:23 HDX Wrap up
20:20 Landing at Edenvale
22:05 Chris' shop and oil change
23:00 Takeoff from Edenvale
23:40 Oil analysis
24:38 Landing back at Oshawa
26:57 Thanks for watching
#GlensHanger #canucksunlimited
⚠️ NOTE: These videos are edited for time and entertainment. Editing removes context and can remove safety checklists in the interest of time. Do not use these videos for, or in lieu of flight training.⚠️ Looking to buy new sunglasses? Try out a pair of Flying Eyes, Julie and I use them and they're great!
Here's my referral link: flyingeyesoptics.com/?ref=glen ( I earn a small commission)
Here's my Coupon code for a 10% discount on your purchase: ThanksGlen
Other products that I've used to rebuild C-FMVU - solid companies that I enjoyed working with:
- Dynon Avionics: dynoncertified.com
- Six Pack Aero: sixpackaero.com
- WingX: wingxstol.com/html/products.html
- Pro Pilot Autopilot By Trio Avionics: thestcgroupllc.com/pages/pro-pilot-autopilot-by-trio-avionics
- ElectroAire electronic ignition: electroair.net
