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RX1-11-18413

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Garmin

RX1-11-18413

Garmin G5 Certified Dg/Hsi With GAD 29D And Lpm

3566.92 EUR/EA

Excluding VAT

Availability

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Part numbers

Roctexo
RX1-11-18413
Manufacturer
K10-00280-31
Vendor
ASS-11-18413
Vendor
11-18413

Product details

The Garmin G5 Certified DG/HSI kit provides a compact electronic directional gyro/horizontal situation indicator solution for applicable certificated fixed-wing aircraft. This configuration is identified by Garmin manufacturer part number K10-00280-31 and includes the GAD 29D interface adapter and Lightning Protection Module (LPM).

The G5 uses a bright, sunlight-readable 3.5-inch (89 mm) colour display designed for a standard 3-1/8-inch (79 mm) instrument-panel cut-out. In DG/HSI installations, it can provide magnetic-heading and course-guidance presentation when installed with the required equipment and configured in accordance with the applicable approved data.

  • Garmin G5 Certified DG/HSI configuration
  • Manufacturer part number: K10-00280-31
  • Includes GAD 29D remote interface adapter
  • Includes Lightning Protection Module (LPM)
  • GAD 29D supports interfacing of navigator data to the G5 system in approved configurations
  • Suitable for installation only in accordance with the applicable Garmin STC, approved model list, installation data and aircraft-specific approval requirements

Garmin documentation identifies the GAD 29D as a remote-mounted interface unit for approved G5 installations. Installation, configuration and continued-airworthiness actions should be completed by appropriately qualified avionics personnel using current Garmin technical documentation.