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<blockquote data-quote="JL 0513" data-source="post: 1645260" data-attributes="member: 50088">Yes, meeting Orion&#039;s time allowance is often impossible.&nbsp; The more bricked out you are, the worse your day will be.&nbsp; I&#039;m not saying the timing is good. Just pointing out that it is the only way it comes together logically.&nbsp;&nbsp; The reason most guys complain about Orion&#039;s supposed stupidity is because they are unaware that they have fallen off its schedule. At that point, Orion runs illogically because the break aways were not made at the correct points. This means returning to the next stop as listed and it doesn&#039;t make sense because that stop was meant for another time. I agree you shouldn&#039;t have to analyze the Orion computers and even go so far as taking pics. But right now it is what it is. I have a 5.5&quot; Galaxy Note so I see every detail.&nbsp; Works for me. I just choose not to deal with the fustration of running something and not having it work as intended.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JL 0513, post: 1645260, member: 50088"] Yes, meeting Orion's time allowance is often impossible. The more bricked out you are, the worse your day will be. I'm not saying the timing is good. Just pointing out that it is the only way it comes together logically. The reason most guys complain about Orion's supposed stupidity is because they are unaware that they have fallen off its schedule. At that point, Orion runs illogically because the break aways were not made at the correct points. This means returning to the next stop as listed and it doesn't make sense because that stop was meant for another time. I agree you shouldn't have to analyze the Orion computers and even go so far as taking pics. But right now it is what it is. I have a 5.5" Galaxy Note so I see every detail. Works for me. I just choose not to deal with the fustration of running something and not having it work as intended. [/QUOTE]

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