JPI Announces New Flat-Panel Engine Monitor

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Recognizing the market demand for larger, more readable color displays in the cockpit, JPI has created a 4x3-inch flat panel that improves upon the original amber LED round display.

RC Allen Now Selling Solid-State Attitude Indicator

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RC Allen's new LCD attitude indicator is now TSO'd and ready for delivery in both 2- and 3-inch forms.

LoPresti’s New LED-equipped Ball Cap…You Gotta Have One

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At Sun 'n Fun, the LoPresti Speed Merchants showed one of those products you probably didn't think you needed until you saw it: An LED-equipped ball cap. Yep, you read that right.

ULPower Engine Makes U.S. Debut on Zenith 650

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ULPower's enticing 95-horsepower four-cylinder engine, which has tempted us from afar, is now flying in the U.S. on the nose of a Zenith 650.

Jotters Take Note: Here’s the ArmBoard

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When Hussein Aboulezz, a marketing professional, was a student pilot, he hated his kneeboard. So he fixed his problem by developing the ArmBoard.

TruTrak EFIS Gains Features

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Now in the mix is an SL30 interface, and coming soon are a Garmin GNS 430 interface for the VOR and ILS capability, and a standby battery that will allow you to keep communicating and navigating until you can land, says TruTrak GM Andrew Barker.

Advanced Flight Adds Synthetic Vision to AF-4500 EFIS

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AFS recently announced that synthetic vision and approach plates are coming to its popular big-screen EFIS.

Peltors New ANR9500 Digital Headset Quiets and Soothes

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Peltor Aviations brand new active noise reduction headset, the ANR9500, recently debuted, combining the recognizable Peltor white ear cups with sophisticated, adaptable ANR technology.

Val Introduces Low-Profile, High-Memory VHS Com

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After 20 years in the avionics business, Val Avionics has introduced the thinnest com radio on the market. An inch high and 9.5 inches long, the Com 2000 brings with it a few features not available in its predecessor, the Com 760.

New Sport Hornet Kit (ELSA) Pricing

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Higher Class Aviation now offers the Sport Hornet to customers as a fast-build kit for $19,495. All primary load-supporting structures are assembled at the factory, and completion time is as low as 400 hours, but this kit still meets the 51% requirement, the company says.

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The Coming Revolution

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Tremendous progress has been made in the Automatic Speech Recognition realm (think iPhone’s Siri), and this technology may be a boon to solo pilots sooner than you think. By James P. Hauser.

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