In reply to Post #15
I've got a Toslon 740 with integrated autopilot - if its the same (and I think it operates in a similar way to XPilot) you just find your spot and mark it either as a waypoint or quick marker. You can rename it afterwards but its just as easy to make a note in your phone etc
Main thing is to ensure you set your homepoint first - usually 10-20ft in front of your rods so when it returns it doesnt crash into the bank / reeds etc.
I've got a Toslon 740 with integrated autopilot - if its the same (and I think it operates in a similar way to XPilot) you just find your spot and mark it either as a waypoint or quick marker. You can rename it afterwards but its just as easy to make a note in your phone etc
Main thing is to ensure you set your homepoint first - usually 10-20ft in front of your rods so when it returns it doesnt crash into the bank / reeds etc.
Thanks chris 👍
In reply to Post #1
Sorry to hijack, but what about the SP puck pilot - anyone know how that compares to the x pilot in terms of ease of use & function?
Sorry to hijack, but what about the SP puck pilot - anyone know how that compares to the x pilot in terms of ease of use & function?
In reply to Post #1
its worth the upgrade i had the 640 many years ago and thought it was cack
its worth the upgrade i had the 640 many years ago and thought it was cack