Yes. The A30 is optimised for use in general, military and commercial aviation aircraft. It can be used in both fixed-wing aircraft and in helicopters. It can be purchased with different connection options, including Dual G/A, 6-pin LEMO and 5-pin XLR. The A30 is not recommended for open-cockpit aircraft where the headset is in the direct path of the wind and slipstream.
Yes. Similar to the A20, there are left and right sensitivity adjustment wheels on the control module. These can be used to accommodate differential hearing loss and multiple radio inputs in stereo mode or to help users control radio inputs in one ear to hear outside sound sources more clearly. For larger adjustments, volume tuning is typically done on the audio panel or for each radio.
The A30 Aviation Headset is the evolution of the A20. Its sleek, modern design significantly improves long-term comfort with a lower on-head weight and reduced clamping force. It also features three modes of active noise reduction and tap control for talk-through communication. The A30 upholds the acclaimed noise reduction and state-of-the-art materials and electronic capabilities of the A20. Each of these advancements helped create the best combination of noise reduction and audio clarity on the market.
Yes, ForeFlight works with the GNX 375. You can flight plan on ForeFlight (or Garmin's Pilot app) and transfer the flight plan to the GNX 375 via Bluetooth once in the cockpit. While in flight, it's possible to send flight plans from the GNX 375 to the ForeFlight app, as well as to send amended flight plans from ForeFlight back to the GNX 375.
Yes, the GNX 375 can be connected to your iPad through Bluetooth to display traffic and weather to most popular navigation apps. The 375 is known to work with ForeFlight and Garmin Pilot apps.
The GPS Navigation Software is integrated into the SkyView System. The SV-MAP-270 is a software only Module, and contains navigation functions such as Direct To plus the ability to view and navigate with airport, airspace, navaid, airspace, and obstacle data, and provides Com and Nav frequencies.
The SkyView Wi-Fi Adapter enables information transfer between SkyView and a number of compatible mobile apps, such as sending and receiving flight plans. SkyView can also transmit other information, including GPS position, flight instruments, and ADS-B traffic and weather.
inReach devices operate on the Iridium satellite network, which provides 100% global coverage.
Tell friends and family that you're safe, will be late, etc. Have a two-way text conversation with first responders if there is trouble. Get weather forecasts. Navigate when you don't want to (or can't) use a dedicated GPS navigation or other mapping solution.
The inReach Mini has a few functions that work without an inReach subscription plan, but there are a number of communication features that require an active plan. See below for more information on both. When you power on your Mini, select your language and you will reach a message stating, "Device Setup". From this screen, select Skip with the OK button and the Mini is ready to use. NOTE: It is not recommended to use the Mini without a subscription due to its less substantial navigation...
