Garmin Grt 10 Transceiver And Grc 10 Remote Control on 2040-parts.com
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States
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Upgraded avionics and pulled in great working condition. Control SiriusXM Satellite Radio using the GRT 10 wireless transceiver and GRC 10 remote control (purchased separately). Together, they control the GDL 69A's SiriusXM Satellite Radio features such as volume, channel selection and category selection. Now anyone can scan through SiriusXM Satellite Radio channels and view entertainment information without disturbing the pilot. The GRT 10 and GRC 10 let you adjust volume, change channels and view information such as category, artist and song title from anywhere in the cabin — regardless of which direction the remote is pointed. The bi-directional remote communicates with the GRT 10 via a 2.4 GHz RF signal and displays channel descriptions, artist names and song titles on its high-contrast, 160 x 128-pixel, backlit display. The GRC 10 uses 2 AA batteries and turns itself off during periods of inactivity. It also has a handy "PREV" button to easily flip between 2 channels. The system must be installed in the airplane and connected to the serial port on the GDL 69A. |
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