In my experience, this is one of the devices that only creates more confusion in what already is a high stress environement. I get what you are saying, but i doubt there is a single pilot under the age of 60 that would ever use this device willingly. The heirarchy anymore is the in suite avionics, then secondary instruments, then Ipad, then, asking for vectors.

Its like an abacus. Theres just very little use for it anymore. And maintaining proficiency is only for the test.

And you will never use it again after your ppl. Thank god!

Yes you are. The insurance company takes money from healthy people, scoops some off the top for themselves, and then distributes the rest to pay for grandmas hip replacement.

Unless you use the same or more than what you paid into insurance, you are subsidizing someone elses healthcare.