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P I L O T ’ S G U I D E

THE COCKPIT

Avidyne

If you’re fortunate enough

to be flying with the Avidyne

EX500 multi-function display,

Avidyne released its 3.0 software

upgrade, which allows users to

get more XM weather products.

The upgrade permits the EX500

to display XM WX storm tracks,

hail alerts, TAFs, winds aloft

and freezing levels. Software

upgrades now are provided on a

USB memory stick, which further

simplifies Jeppesen NavData

and Avidyne CMax Jeppesen

JeppView approach chart

updates.

For more information, contact

Avidyne at 781-402-7400 or visit

www.avidyne.com.

Chelton Flight Systems

Chelton Flight Systems intro-

duced its new HeliSAS helicopter

stability augmentation/autopilot

system. The unit offers helicopter

operators a greater degree of

flexibility to match their specific

needs. It can be installed as a

stability augmentation system

(SAS), providing pitch and roll

control, or as SAS plus full auto-

pilot functionality, which includes

altitude hold, glideslope acquire

and hold, VNAV, LNAV and more.

For more information, contact

Chelton Flight Systems at 208-

389-9959 or visit www.cheltonfs.

com.

Collins

Rockwell Collins released the

Version 5.0 upgrade for its popu-

lar Pro Line 21 avionics. The

upgrade includes wall-to-wall ADI

New Products Pilots

and Owners Will Want

b y D A L E S M I T H

Whether flying a light-sport

aircraft or a Falcon X, most pilots

share one thing in common: the

love of all things new. Which is

the reason single-engine air-

planes rarely are flown beyond

the range of a $100 (now $150)

hamburger but still are loaded

with the latest avionics. The

owner just had to have it — all

of it.

Some of this year’s latest and

greatest products were intro-

duced during the largest gather-

ing of avionics professionals,

the annual AEA International

Convention & Trade Show, which

takes place each spring. Nearly

60 new products, gadgets and

gizmos were presented by 29

leading companies during the

AEA Convention.

Here are some of the top

new products in four categories:

cockpit, cabin, maintenance and

cool stuff.

Avidyne’s FlightMax EX500

Chelton Flight Systems’ HeliSAS stability augmentation system

Rockwell Collins’ Pro Line 21 upgrade

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

Seite 1 - New Products Pilots

- 16 -P I L O T ’ S G U I D ETHE COCKPITAvidyneIf you’re fortunate enough to be flying with the Avidyne EX500 multi-function display, Avidyne releas

Seite 2

- 17 -displays — the same format as the new OEM solutions. Version 5.0 also upgrades an IFIS with XM weather to include Nexrad animation, aircraft sym

Seite 3 - THE CABIN

- 18 -once the STC is completed, other aircraft, including some popular helicopters, will be added.For more information, contact L-3 Communications Av

Seite 4

- 19 -Avionics InnovationsAvionics Innovations unveiled its new AICD-III AM/FM/CD player, which can be connected to the system’s eight-disc CD changer

Seite 5 - MAINTENANCE

- 20 -for ACARS/AFIS services, as well as a built-in GPS receiver to support automatic flight following services.For more information, contact ICG at

Seite 6 - COOL STUFF

- 21 -For more information, contact P2 Aviation at 952-472-2577 or visit www.p2inc.com.Sprague Instruments / Team Aviation SalesSprague Instruments’ n

Seite 7 - NEW PRODUCTS

- 22 -ally obsolete. To meet this need, Martec introduced the new com-pact Kannad 406-AF compliant ELT pack. Along with automatic or manual ELT activa