I taped all the vents up and it ran OK for days (a bit hot but not too hot), so I am going to try and weatherproof it now.įor Small Touch Screens look at SmallHD. Also high resolution makes up for small screen size… 12V OK… $155 from Amazon. Some with say not bright enough but I disagree. I am happy with the Lilliput A7S 7“ 1920×1200 500 nits photo field monitor. FYI this screen is not waterproof, but it can be fixed.ĪndersG reports. Lilliput A7S screen (500nits) which initially was great in our cockpit (500nits), but the problem is that with polarized sunglasses all you see is a black screen. I have to use a PC and copy the chart files over. There doesn't seem to be anyway available to resize the window. There is plenty of screen real estate available. The “New Chart Source” window opens with the catalogue pane overwritten by the Chart Directory selection box.

On my Raspberry Pi 2 with the official Pi 7” touch screen the Chart Downloader plugin is unusable. Low intensity backlight 4.8 watts and high intensity backlight 7.8 watts, with the screen connected to a 240/12 volt adapter. In combination with my Raspberry Pi it has a very low power consumption. The Faytech has two buttons (+/-) on the front panel, so that you can easily change the light intensity, and the power consumption is only 10 watts. Faytech screen is three times brighter and comes waterproof as standard.

Available with VGA or HDMI and it works with Raspberry PI. The 10“ Faytech touchscreen works very well and is a rigid construction in an alu housing. Cheaper but (too) small monitor where you must build your own waterproof chassis.

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