Dynon Kavlico Gravity Feed Pressure Sensor 1/8" NPT 5 PSI
PFD. 10 and 7 Displays. Moving Map. Synthetic Vision. Terrain
SkyView... the professional glass panel system for experimental and Light Sport aircraft. Future Expandability SkyView Overview: Experimental and LSA pilots know that they have the most technologically advanced GA aircraft flying. SkyView continues that tradition with the next generation of glass panels, offering fully redundant networks and systems, incredibly bright screens, design flexibility, and future upgradability unsurpassed by anything else flying. SkyView development is proceeding on course. Mechanical Specifications: Links to mechanical drawings can be found on the left of this page. System Components: The system architecture is shown below. Advanced Screens: Very bright, high-resolution screens driven by advanced graphic processors create highly visible and readable displays. Screen resolutions are 1024x600 for the SV-D1000 10 and 800x480 for the SV-D700 7. Brightness is over 1350 nits for the 10 display and 1200 nits for the 7 display. Displays are fully dimmable for night flight. A wiring harness included with each display makes for easy connections between displays and modules. Integrated User Interface: Two ten-position control knobs (left, right, up, down, diagonal, push, and rotary) offer easy and intuitive control of your SkyView displays. EFIS, EMS, Autopilot, Moving Map, 3-D Terrain/Synthetic Vision, and menu structures are all available with less than three button presses. Future functionality will include external video display, weather data, traffic, and complete Com radio, Nav radio, and transponder control. SkyView Network: Every SkyView system display and module is connected by two independent power and data buses. The failure of any bus connection or module will result in automatic fail-over to a working bus or module. Total System Battery Backup: The system battery will provide over an hour of backup power to displays and modules. Flexible User Interface: The default screen setups are logical and
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