Hi jucava,

Pardon my jumping in, but I just thought I'd throw in my two cents: You should ask your instructor about this.

The reason that I say this, is that learning to fly with electronic help is going to teach you to be dependent on the equipment. It is almost certain that you'll pick up habits, and it will be your instructor who has to determine if they are good habits or bad habits and help you to unlearn them if necessary.

In my personal opinion, you should learn to fly the airplane as simply as possible. By this I mean that you should not use any electronic help; you should not use advanced features, like exponential throws or mixing; IMHO, you should not even use electronic subtrims to set up the flying surfaces - you should learn how to mechanically set them up.

You should learn to fly - really fly - without help. It's not that hard to do, it just takes time. Once you are a competent pilot, there will be plenty of time to play with gadgets.

I hope that this helps,
-Wade