Nice little plotter that fits in my knee pad without jabbing my leg. For the amount of line- drawing I do, this is perfect.

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Has WAC, SEC and TAC scales. Small enough for your kneeboard.

Hard to see the tiny numbers if you are over forty.

I've seen a freebie one from AOPA that is easier to read.

Compact size

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size

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Produce fits in my small flight bag and I am still able to close bag without long plotter hanging out , just what I was looking for

Very handy.

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I use this more than my large plotter and also for accuracy on the graphs.

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I found this unusable in TCA;s, and i am based in class b airspace.

The TCA nautical miles scale has NO numbers on it !!!!

Though there are numbers on the statute mile tca scale, the numbers are so small and thin as to be unreadable when placed on an actual chart.

It is as if the device were designed on a computer in enlarged view, but when shrunk to the mini format, without white background the lettering/numbers are impossible to read. Just look at the lettering/numbers where it says its tca scale :
"Terminal Area Scale 1= 250.000"
I had to use a magnifying glass while holding the scale over my white computer screen in order to read it.

come on guys, get real.

I wasted my money on ths mini scale. I have been using full size
CP-1 LX for several decades..... so the mini seemed the solution to my old one being too large for my new flight bag....but it was just a waste of money.

the exact size I wanted

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This is perfect for having in the trifold kneeboard.

I'm a student pilot and this is just what I need. Nice and compact, since I have a lot of stuff to carry with me anyway.

So far none.

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easy to use, flexible, great for student pilot

only one side is laminated, the other side which also has information can be easily scratched. But, some TLC should plong the life of the unlaminated side.

I am a student going through Ground School at my local community college. This tool works great and is easy to understand.

Much more convenient - fits in my shirt pocket vs the full 12" size.

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Almost indestructible

Can be short for certain flight legs on sectionals

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Have not used long enough to judge durability. Fits nicely in kneeboard and easier to use in flight, for instance, refiguring a diversion.

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It fits very easily into a kneeboard pocket. Great for plotting courses while in flight.

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For anyone who has ever needed to get a radio fix re-established or needed to snag a different VOR radial because the intended VOR was not operating or your CFI/CFII had you fly into the boonies and then "fix" your way back out, This plotter is a must. I keep mine with my kneeboard.

Until the single-engine cockpit has fold-down drafting tables, there are no other cons to having a sectional, TAC chart, plotter, computer, kneeboard, frequencies in one proximal place right between the pilot and controlled flight.

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It's a nice-size plotter (8 inches, about 55 nm on a sectional) that works once you figure out how to work it.

Unfortunately I threw away the instructions when I opened it -- it's a plotter, right? The use is a bit counterintuitive (at least to a new pilot); the compass is printed in reverse, so you line the ruler up with the course and then find a lat/long line on the protractor. Once I figured this out, it was smooth sailing (flying?).

It's a plotter. It works just fine. Read the instructions.

Perfect size for use in a notebook or kneeboard, where a normal plotter is just a little too big for use inside the airplane.

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Compact, fits in the same bag with my E6B.
Seems accurate enough,
Reasonably easy to use.

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It was advertised under a picture of the Ultimate Rotating plotter, so I thought this was just a smaller version of the same item. It is not. It does not have the rotating wheel. Now that I am used to it, I have found that it works fine without that feature, but the adv was a bit deceptive.

Oh it's so cute

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Hey, it's a plotter, and it's cool. It fits well in your bag, and gets the job done, and for flight diversions it works well for quick use without taking people's eyes out.

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Small, easy to use. Fits in top pocket nicley.

When in turbulence and making sure I have the right scale it is hard to read. Scale writing a little small. I'm from Australia so I'm not used to the sectional scale anyway or the statute miles, but I'm getting there.

Good product. Glad I brought it. Was what I needed and it got me through an American flight test.