GI 260 Stand-Alone Angle of Attack Indicator efis-glass-cockpit flight-stable condition when the aircraft

flight-stable condition when the aircraft is being hand-flown

it’s easy to select an approved installation that meets your mission requirements and budget

the Garmin altitude encoder mounts separately on the install rack

A loud 85db aural warning will sound and an amber warning LED will flash when CO measures 50 to 99 PPM over a 3-5 minute span

GI 260 Stand-Alone Angle of Attack Indicator efis-glass-cockpit flight-stable condition when the aircraftAdd the Security of AOA Indication Your angle of attack (AOA) can be a valuable tool in knowing when a stall might occur. When the angle between your aircrafts wing and the oncoming airflow becomes too great, there wont be enough lift to support the plane in flight. The Garmin GI 260 AOA indicator is designed to make this valuable AOA information easy to understand with one glance. Unlike systems that rely on lift reserve indication, the GI 260 uses