Transform your panel without sacrificing simplicity. AV-20-S is FAA Certified (NORSEE) uAvionix offers a downloadable simulator that allows you to directly explore the AV-30 functionality. Windows only. Download Here |
Complement Your Panel with a Certified (NORSEE) 12-In-1 Display that adds a suite of in-flight information to nearly any panel. Designed to seamlessly fit in a standard 2 1/4-inch round instrument opening, the AV-20-S offers a standby attitude indicator, angle of attack, bus voltage, slip/skid Indication, outside air temperature, density altitude, G meter, and more—all protected with a 30-minute internal battery backup for uninterrupted function in the event of power loss. Now also approved by the FAA as an advanced time-keeping device equivalent and hence a replacement for the sweep-second-hand clocks of old. The unit is considered a replacement for clocks in Part 23, Class I and II IFR aircraft per advisory circular AC 20-94A.
Looks very nice compact and is easy to install.
uAvionix AV-20-S Multi-Function Display Certified
Worked right out of the box. Does everything its supposed to. Nice addition to my instrument panel.
Seems like a fun gizmo at first but the more I use it the more I like it. When the density altitude and true airspeed came alive it suddenly felt like the AV20 was worth its weight in gold. Im certain that Mr. Claus will be consulted soon regarding the AV-30.
Installation was simple and straight forward. A lot of functions, too many for me, but easy to have them not display. For me there are too many clock options and I was just scrolling through them to get to the page I wanted. I found the AH a little slow to respond to changes at times but very usable as it is. And it weighs almost nothing.
I love mine! Put in place of the old corroding Davtron. Removed my non battery backed up electric AI....love the digital readout of the voltage before starting up in my T303. Screen and form function is tops. I need to take the time to figure out the AoA.
Installed in 1966 Cessna 182 below DG. We bough it as a backup for the AI and turn coordinator. So many features for such a small device and price.
Like the features when they work. My AV20S failed within 90 days of installation. TAS stuck at 47 MPH and does not shut down when master turned off. I purchased this to control the TailbeaconX when its released but company tells me that the NORSEE certification (s model) does not allow for it to control the TSO TailbeaconX. Called to get service and ask questions and 2 messages went unanswered. Had to post on their FB chat to get someone to call. That was 2 weeks ago. Still waiting for some kind of resolution. Website is confusing to say the least. Maybe I just got a bad one but I now have no control head for the TB-X when it arrives.
AOA was a big selling point , but as it turns out this feature is not only non functional , the AOA alarm is always going off and changing the page no matter what the AOA limit settings. Big disappointment. All other features work satisfactory , just not worth the cost.
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This unit is compatible with C307PS, part # 11-04603.
Please see the NORSEE PDF document on the web page. This refers to the approval of the AV-20S as a secondary or non-essential to the required equipment.
Angle of attack is determined by comparing aircraft pitch to the actual flight path angle through the air. This is equivalent to the angle at which the wing is intercepting the body of air surrounding the aircraft - exactly the same as a probe based AoA system. Pitch is determined by a precision internal AHRS, and flight path angle is determined by a precision ADC (airspeed and vertical speed). The resulting angle is then augmented with G-Load, as determined by internal acceleration sensors. For example, during a climb, if the pitch angle is 10 degrees up, and the aircrafts flight path through the air (forward airspeed and vertical speed) is also 10 degrees up, the equivalent AoA is 0 Degrees. However, if the flight path angle through the air is only 7 degrees, then the equivalent AoA is positive 3 degrees as the wing is no longer able to maintain full lift. Therefore, no dedicated AoA probe is required - only internal inertial and pressure sensors (8 in total). Connection to the aircraft's pitot static system is required.
This does require connections to your pitot static system, however it is standalone and can be used as a backup.
The AV-20, and AV-30 certified, are only certified for Class 1, and Class 2 aircraft. Aircraft under 6000lbs.
Uavionix does not list the AV-20 as an option at this time.
If the aircraft STC requires a backup attitude indicator, this does not qualify.
Per the manufacturer it is recommended to use C307PS from Davtron.
No, it does not have any indicators for degrees of bank.
No, only the AV-20 Experimental version, when purchased in a bundle with the TailbeaconX Experimental, can be utilized as a transponder control head. The AV-30 model may be utilized as a TailbeaconX transponder control head on certified or experimental airframes.