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uAvionix adds digital autopilot support to AV-30-E panel displays

By General Aviation News Staff · March 23, 2022 ·

uAvionix‘s AV-30-E multimode indicator now includes digital autopilot interface capabilities for experimental aircraft owners.

With the ability to control autopilot heading, altitude, and vertical speed from its user interface, the AV-30-E provides a “highly integrated and capable replacement for traditional attitude indicators and directional gyro instruments,” according to company officials.

A no-cost software upgrade for the non-certified AV-30-E is available now, featuring support for the following autopilots:

  • TruTrak Vizion 385 and Vizion PMA
  • BendixKing xCruze 100 and AeroCruze 100

Additional digital autopilots, including the Trio Pro Pilot, are undergoing integration testing, company officials added.

Certification of the autopilot interface capabilities for the AV-30-C is underway, officials added.

In addition to autopilot interface capabilities, the AV-30 series will soon gain support for an external magnetometer, the uAvionix AV-Mag. Designed with a magnetic sensor, the AV-Mag allows for increased performance and decreased workload through zero-drift magnetically slaved DG operation, company officials explained.

The AV-30-E for experimental aircraft costs $1,595.

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