Trutrak Digiflight 200g Autopilot on 2040-parts.com
Kennesaw, Georgia, United States
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TruTrak Digiflight 200G autopilot. This unit has a lateral mode that engages in the present heading of the aircraft and then has a heading select steering mode. The G series also has GPS steering and follows the lateral steering generated by a navigation system, EFIS or GPS. This will require a roll servo. If a pitch servo is also installed, this unit has an altitude hold mode, but not a Vertical Speed mode. So when level and trimmed, engaging the Altitude Hold mode will maintain present altitude. Excellent condition. Does not include servos. Includes Operating Handbook and Installation Manual.
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