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If you put all your airports/off airports on SkyVector, you can make a cool map of the places you've been.  These are mine:

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Garmin introduces new avionics for experimental aircraft

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Categories: Tech, Equipment, Cross Country / XC, Maintenance

Garmin International has introduced seven products for experimental and light-sport aircraft.

Garmin’s newAir Data Attitude Heading Reference System (ADAHRS) and new Engine Indication System (EIS) interface module enable a significant reduction in the G3X price, with systems starting at $4,375, company officials said.

In addition, Garmin has introduced new product options that bring enhanced capability to the G3X system (pictured above) including a fully integrated Garmin autopilot, an angle of attack probe and a remote mount ADS-B receiver.

“These new products are designed by our dedicated experimental engineering team, many of whom are pilots and homebuilders, and they have created the kind of smart, cost-friendly avionics that they want to have in their own aircraft,” said Carl Wolf, Garmin’s vice president of aviation sales and marketing.

 

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