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Discover a new era in the cockpit with the revolutionary Flex MD23 display from Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics.

Mobile devices have become essential in-flight tools for pilots and their passengers. With enhanced charging capabilities... read more

Lightweight, Comfortable, Three Levels of User Selectable Active Noise Cancellation

Bose, a leader in premium aviation headsets, introduced its new active noise cancelling headset for the flight deck, the Bose ProFlight Aviation Headset. 

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Selecting the perfect aviation headset is a pivotal decision for any pilot, blending the crucial elements of clear communication, comfort, and cockpit integration. This article simplifies the selection process, focusing on essential considerations like noise reduction technologies, comfort for long-duration flights, and the benefits of Bluetooth connectivity. Navigate through the key aspects with us, ensuring your choice enhances every flight.

Read a comparison of two Garmin flight displays from our avionics experts.

Garmin GFC autopilots are fully packed with smart safety features with a simple goal – to give you the tools to become a safer pilot and enjoy flying even more.

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Stay connected above the clouds! Discover the perfect handheld aviation radio for your flying needs with our comprehensive guide. Whether you're a novice pilot looking to sharpen your communication skills or a seasoned aviator seeking a reliable backup, we compare the top models and break down essential features like GPS, NAV/COM capabilities, and Bluetooth connectivity. Dive in to ensure your next flight is equipped with the best in communication technology, tailored to enhance your safety and efficiency in the skies.

As per the installation manual, if an error of greater than 2 degrees exists when testing with a ramp tester, then VOR centering is changed behind the left mounting screw with the proper adjustment tool. This procedure is detailed in the Installation Manual for these units.

No, units with serial numbers below 10000 can be repaired. However, is it rather expensive due to the meter replacement kit needed to repair these units. We would suggest that you purchase a newly overhauled unit with a serial number above 10000.

The Garmin GNC-255A and GNC-255B radios are compatible with a variety of indicators including the Garmin GI-102A and GI106A as well as the King KI-202, KI-203, KI-204, KI-206, KI-208, KI-208A, KI-209, KI-209A.

According to the Installation Manual, the following indicators are compatible with main switchable VOR/ILS/GPS Indicator output (Connector P4001) for the Garmin GNS-430 and GNS-530 GPS/Nav/Comms. GI-102 (no longer available), Garmin GI-102A, GI-106 (no longer available), GI-106A, S-Tec ST-180 HSI, King KI-202, KI-206, KI-208A, KI-209A, KI-525A, KPI-552, KPI-552B, KPI-553, KPI-553A, KPI-553B, Collins 331A-3G HSI, 331A-9G HSI, 331A-6P HSI, Bendix IN-831A, Century NSD-360, NSD-360A , NSD-1000 HSI, Sperry/Honeywell RD-550A, 650 HSI. The following indicators are compatible as well but not mentioned in the installation manual: King KNI-520, Collins/STec IND-350, IND-350A, IND-351, IND-351A, 331H-3G Basically, a non-converter type indicator is required for the VOR/ILS/GPS Indicator interface to the GNS-430/530 Note: The following indicators may be interfaced to the secondary VOR/ILS output of the GNS-430/530 (Connector P4006). This output only provides VOR/ILS information on the indicator not GPS deviation information. King KI-203, KI-204, KI-208 KI-209.