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Asa Cx-2 Pathfinder Electronic Flight Computer By Asa on 2040-parts.com

US $51.98
Location:

Hondo, Texas, US

Hondo, Texas, US
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Return policy details:Please return the item in the condition in which was received ( if the item was sold as new , please return it in the new condition . Return shipping will not be refunded. Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Manufacturer Part Number:ASA-CX-2 PATHFINDER ELECTRONIC FLIGHT COMPUTER Warranty:No

ASA CX-2 Pathfinder Electronic Flight Computer by ASA


This flight computer has not been used -   I bought it for my husband who never used it. There is one wear mark on the bottom of the case,   No idea where this wear mark came from.

 As you can see the item works - it will be shipped to you without batteries 


Product Description


Aviators can calculate true airspeed, ground speed, Mach number, altitudes, fuel, headings and courses, time/speed/distance, winds, and weight and balance. Includes 4 AAA batteries. ASA's electronic flight computer takes advantage of advances in display and microcomputer technologies for better performance and price. A menu of 34 functions gives users access to 40 aviation calculations, including weight and balance, with these features: -May be used for FAA and Canadian Exams --Users may bring the CX-2 with them to the testing centers for all pilot, mechanic, dispatcher, and FAA exams. -Numerous Aviation Functions --Calculate true airspeed, ground speed, mach number, altitudes, fuel, headings and courses, time/speed/distance, winds, headwind/crosswind components, gliding information, and weight and balance. -Ergonomic Design --The CX-2 features a simple keyboard and slim design. The hard-plastic carrying case protects the computer inside the flight bag, and fits on the back of the unit for storage while the computer is in use. -Interactive Functions --Functions can be used together in "chain" calculations, where the answer to a preceding problem is automatically entered into subsequent problems. Standard mathematical calculations and conversions can be performed within each aviation function. The CX-2 uses four AAA batteries 

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