Flight Computer Comparison Guide

	Oudie 2 Lite	Oudie IGC	ClearNav 2	LX 8000	LX 9000
Flight Computer Comparison Guide
Price	$	$$$	$$$$	$$$$	$$$$$
Power Consumption	Batt. 2.5 hours	Batt. 12+ hours	300-600 mA	350-410 mA	540-780 mA
Vario Included			OPTIONAL
Flarm Interface
IGC Approved
Display Size	5 inch	5 inch	5.8 inch	3.5 inch	5.6 inch
Dimensions	135 x 86 x 14 mm	135 x 86 x 25 mm	109 x 147 x 27 mm	98 x 88 x 65 mm	145 x 113 x 38 mm
Warranty	1 Year	1 Year	2 Year	2 Year	2 Year
Advantages	A very good screen for the price, preloaded with SeeYou mobile a very popular easy to use program. Everything is ready to go out of the box. Price does not include SeeYou mobile license	Same screen as the Oudie 2 however has a significantly higher capacity battery and is approved as an IGC logger. Also works well as a backup vario.	The CN2 is faster in all aspects of use with an even brighter display. It is very easy to use, perfect for the cross country pilot who wants something simple to interpret and use. The glide amoeba is a great feature that makes a glide to an alternate airfield easy. Also excellent for contests with task optimization, easy to use menus, accurate winds. The remote is intuitive and can be done in any amount of turbulence.	The LX8000 software has a lot of features and menus to choose from. Fast processor and good graphics. Integrates well with Flarm and comes pre-loaded with terrain, airspace, and an airport database. Also available is the LX 8080 which fits into a standard 80mm panel hole.	Running the popular LX8000 software, has a lot of features and menus to choose from. Fast processor and good graphics. Integrates well with Flarm and comes pre-loaded with terrain, airspace, and an airport database. Two optional sizes are available. A smaller 5 inch and larger 7 inch screen.