AC10002 Autopilot
AC10001 Autopilot
COM TRANSCEIVER/196A 25KSEL, 136975
The KY 196A VHF Communications Transceiver features 760 channels, a panel mount design, and a frequency range from 118 MHz to 136.975 MHz in 25 kHz channel increments. To simplify operation, the digital display show both active and standby frequencies. A ""flip-flop"" switch provides pilots simple frequency switching between active and standby frequency. Pilots can remotely call up and cycle through nine pilot-programmable channels from nonvolatile storage memory.
ELT 4000M HM
The regulatory environment for Lithium Batteries has changed, and the ELT 4000M HM is here for it. ACR is providing innovative battery system designs that assure a trouble-free certification path. The Artex ELT 4000M HM is a 3 frequency ELT that is completely exempt from any FAA Lithium Battery compliance issues, and ships non-hazmat.
SAC 7-35 Air Data Computer | ADS-B for Garmin 400W/500W
EDM 790
The Engine Data Management 790 system is the most advanced and accurate twin piston engine-monitoring  instrument on the market. TSO’d for quality, the EDM 790 is not just another black box along for the ride. It is a Flight Engineer and Maintenance Manager.
CGR-30 Combo Package
CGR-30 Combo Package (Single Engine) FAA Approved Primary Replacement FAA TSO’d, STC’d, TCCA Validated, EASA Validated Remove your old primary engine
4300-203 Attitude Indicator
AVI-G 1-Place Smart O2 Valve Designed for Glider Installation
This is a standalone AVI smart pulse system that is usable with any existing aviation oxygen bottle with the provided Mountain
C406-1
The Artex C406-1 is an emergency locator transmitter (ELT) that has been built to meet the rigorous requirements of TSO C126, and pass even the toughest safety tests. The C406-1 ELT automatically activates during a crash, and transmits a 406 MHz digital message to a worldwide network of satellites, which allows first responders to quickly and accurately identify not only where you are, but who you are as well. These factors help take the ‘search’ out of ‘search and rescue’, and allow local first responders to more easily bring you home.
