Bendix King KLX-135A

The KLX 135A GPS/Comm packs an incredible amount of performance into a small amount of panel space.

The KLX 135A supplements its unmatched GPS accuracy with a double super-twist nematic display, providing outstanding resolution and the capability to depict a moving map display. Other pilot-friendly features include special-use airspace (SUA) boundaries, "Direct-To" operation and built-in CDI/output, all of which combine to offer unprecedented navigation capability for a unit in this price range.

The KLX 135A's Jeppesen database contains a wealth of airport, VOR/NDB, and NAV information, and its storage capacity allows room for up to 250 user-defined waypoints and as many as ten flightplans. Other navigation features include an OBS mode useful for flying specific radials/bearings, and supplemental calculations for distance, bearing, time, fuel, winds, pressure altitude and density altitude.

The KLX 135A's Comm section features a 760-channel VHF transceiver with 5 watts (7 watts nominal) of output. Features include 'flip-flop' frequency selection, side tone and a built-in audio amplifier with three inputs for speakers or headsets. There's even a QuickTune capability which allows you to enter the standby Comm frequency directly from the GPS database.

Highly useful and highly reliable, the Bendix/King KLX 135A gives you the value you expect.

• TSO'd, 760-channel VHF transceiver for high reliability and full-spectrum coverage
• Quicktune frequency selection enables the pilot to enter COMM frequencies directly from the GPS database
• 'Flip-flop' frequency switching for fast, easy exhanges between active and standby COMM channels (note: to assist helicopter operators, the KLX 35A also offers provisioning for remote 'flip-flop' controls)
• 5-watt minimum transmitter output for clearer communications
• Built-in audio amplifier with sidetone and audio leveling can eliminate the need for a seperate audio panel
• Stuck-microphone alert notifies pilot and stops broadcasting when the transmitter bas been continuously activated for more than 35 seconds