Used
GARMIN GNC-300XL GPS/Comm Transceiver (TSO’d, Not WAAS) with tray, annunciator panel, and antenna. Moving map
display. Approved for en-route navigation and non-precision IFR-Approaches (GPS, SID, STAR). Used with Jeppesen data base. Comes with 2 extra data cards, USB "Skybound II" card adapter. Several users' guides/manuals. Used in
IFR airplane with autopilot and handheld GPS Aera 796 hard wired to GNC 300XL. The combination with a Garmin handheld (mounted on yoke in front of you, GPS in panel) provides excellent situation awareness! |
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