Condition:New Warranty:Yes Features:FMS, EMS, Navigation

Glance EFIS is intended for ultralight aircraft such as flex-wing trikes, airplanes, gyrocopters and helicopters with onboard network voltage from 8 to 35 V. The device performs all the necessary flight tasks. Its internal engine control unit is adapted for Rotax 91х/582 engine sensors.

The device is not TSO'd yet, so, for now, you can use the EFIS at ultralight and experimental aircraft only. Nevertheless, Glance EFIS is a very reliable tool for both new and experienced pilots.

Glance EFIS features

Flight instruments

• indicated airspeed indicator;
• altimeter and vertical speed indicator;
• attitude indicator with direct and indirect indication option;
• angle-of-attack indicator.

Navigation instruments

• ground speed indicator;
• course indicator;
• route information and navigation display.

Engine monitoring instruments

• tachometer and rotor speed indicator;
• oil pressure and temperature indicator;
• intake manifold pressure and temperature indicator;
• cylinder heads temperature and exhaust gas temperature indicators (up to 9 cylinders);
• engine coolant temperature indicator;
• fuel flow indicator;
• on-board power system voltage and current indicator;
• and other instruments.

3 years of warranty
30 days money back
Free shipping from Prague, Czech Republic (EU)

http://glance-efis.com

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