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Glass cockpit systems introduced

By General Aviation News Staff · August 19, 2005 ·

Peschges Variometer GmbH has introduced two new glass cockpit systems: VP-EFIS and VP-EMS. Both are based on a 10-inch transflective TFT display, which provides best readability in bright sunshine, beneath dark clouds or at night. A weight of less than 2 lbs. each and a low power consumption of about 0.7 Amperes each makes it possible to upgrade general aviation, as well as ultralights, easily.

The VP-EMS is an engine monitoring system featuring alarm facilities, checklists, a weight and balance calculator and a lean assistant. The screen contains four round scale instruments for rpm, manifold pressure, oil pressure and temperature, as well as bar graphs for EGT, CHT, fuel and the electric system.

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