Navaid Autopilot/turn Coordinator With Gps Smart Coupler Ii Le And Servo on 2040-parts.com
Kennesaw, Georgia, United States
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Navaid Devices Autopilot/Turn Coordinator with GPS Smart Coupler II LE, servo and servo arm, and all installation and operating manuals. Great single axis autopilot, electrically powered requiring no signal inputs from external sources other that steering information from a GPS or VOR. Just removed from my RV-4 for a complete panel upgrade. The Smart Coupler enables the autopilot to have a course mode, heading mode and intercept mode without a DG or heading bug. Experimental aircraft only. Light weight and reliable.
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