Avionics
MD41 Series Helicopter TAWS Annunciation Control Unit | 28V, Horizontal, 5V Lighting
$1,117.12The MD41 Helicopter TAWS Annunciation Control Unit is a three-button horizontal 28 volt TAWS for Garmin 430W/530W. Designed to place annunciation and mode selection for the Terrain Awareness Warning System (TAWS)...
COURSE DEVIATION INDICATOR/5V, 2, Lighted. For use with various GPS models.
$991.24Course Deviation Indicator2"", 5V lighting.
MD302 Standby Altitude Module | Gray Bezel, NiMH Battery
$999.99The MD302 Standby Altitude Module or SAM(c) features a unique two-screen display that provides attitude, altitude, airspeed, slip, vertical trend, and heading information to the pilot during normal or standby...
MD302 Standby Altitude Module | Black Bezel, NiMH Battery
$6,575.00The MD302 Standby Altitude Module or SAM(c) features a unique two-screen display that provides attitude, altitude, airspeed, slip, vertical trend, and heading information to the pilot during normal or standby...
MD302 Standby Altitude Module | Grey Bezel
$6,575.00The MD302 Standby Altitude Module or SAM(c) features a unique two-screen display that provides attitude, altitude, airspeed, slip, vertical trend, and heading information to the pilot during normal or standby...
MD302 Standby Altitude Module | Grey Bezel, Li-ion Battery
$6,575.00The MD302 Standby Altitude Module or SAM(c) features a unique two-screen display that provides attitude, altitude, airspeed, slip, vertical trend, and heading information to the pilot during normal or standby operation in...
MD302 Standby Altitude Module | Black Bezel
$6,575.00The MD302 Standby Altitude Module or SAM(c) features a unique two-screen display that provides attitude, altitude, airspeed, slip, vertical trend, and heading information to the pilot during normal or standby...
MD302 Standby Altitude Module | Black Bezel, Li-ion Battery
$6,575.00The MD302 Standby Altitude Module or SAM(c) features a unique two-screen display that provides attitude, altitude, airspeed, slip, vertical trend, and heading information to the pilot during normal or standby operation in...