Building on the recent announcement of IFR GPS navigation, Dynon has unveiled additional product enhancements, including the new SV-AUDIO-6BTR Remote Audio Panel with Bluetooth, designed to evolve the SkyView HDX into the “ultimate integrated IFR platform,” according to company officials.
Priced at $2,295, the remote audio panel is initially available for SkyView HDX and Advanced-equipped experimental and LSA aircraft, and will be supported in Dynon Certified systems in an upcoming software update.
It supports two- to six-place operations, provides control over multiple COM and NAV radios, and features Bluetooth music streaming, multiple stereo music inputs, and additional switched and unswitched inputs for additional audio sources, according to Dynon officials.
It also features digital noise reduction, automatic squelch control, and spatial separation technologies, company officials noted.
Also new is the Stand-Alone Engine Monitor for Dynon’s flagship SkyView HDX system tailored for experimental amateur-built and light sport aircraft (E-AB/LSA).
Serving as the most affordable entry point into the SkyView HDX ecosystem, the standalone engine monitor is expandable to a complete SkyView HDX system in the future, company officials noted.
Pricing for the 7-inch display begins at $4,909 when configured for Rotax iS engines and $5,771 for Lycoming/Continental 4-cylinder engines.
Company officials also reported that the Trig TT23 Transponder has received an FAA STC for select aircraft, enabling installation into most piston singles. Up to 15% lighter than its predecessors, the new transponder provides certified aircraft owners with an efficient path to FAR 91.227 compliant ADS-B Out, company officials noted.
For more information: DynonAvionics.com
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