Experimental Panel Mount Comms
Panel Mount Comms for Experimental aircraft from ICOM, Flightline, and VAL Avionics.
GTR 200B
Advanced Comm Radio & Intercom w/Bluetooth Connectivity, for Experimental Aircraft Garmin Part #: 010-01087-21
- All-in-1 radio and stereo intercom solution with standby monitoring and stereo input
- Powerful 10 W Comm with a slim 1.35” tall design and large sunlight-readable display
- Displays facility name and type when tuned to user-defined presets or supplied by compatible portables/G3X™
- Advanced audio panel features including 3D Audio and auto-squelch
- Bluetooth® connectivity enables easy access to phone calls and audio entertainment
GTR 20
Remote Comm w/2-Place Intercom for Experimental Aircraft w/G3X Touch Garmin Part #: 010-01076-11Designed specifically for light sport (LSA) and experimental aircraft, the GTR 20 combines powerful Comm capabilities with advanced workload-reducing features formerly only found in high-end certified systems.
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Panel Mount VHF Airband Transceiver ICOM Part #: IC-A220
Icom's A220 panel mount transceiver is a popular fit with experimental and light sport pilots. This ground to air transceiver has the capability to work on both 8.33 kHz and 25 kHz channel spacing frequencies, and features the brightest OLED display on the market.
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Base Station for use with the Icom IC-A220 ICOM Part #: PS-80
The PS-80 Base Station offers quick, easy installation of the IC-A220 VHF Airband Transceiver from Icom. The power supply is user selectable for 110 or 220/240 VAC operation and supports a full 7 Watt transmitter output. Large internal speaker booms out 5 watts of audio.
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VHF Com Radio (25 kHz) Dynon Avionics Part #: 104300-000
The SkyView COM Radio will change the way you use an aircraft radio. By integrating deeply with your Dynon SkyView system, the SkyView COM Radio tunes frequencies by airport and station type - rather than by spinning in a number - at the touch of a button. You can also send frequencies over from the SkyView map airport info pages. For when you’re feeling nostalgic (or are following ATC instructions), a dual concentric knob lets you spin in frequencies “the old fashioned way.” SkyView will identify the airport and station type as you tune to help ensure you’re talking to the right radio station.
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