The new Aera 660 Panel Dock maximizes your use of the aera 660 by placing it right in your panel. The GPS is held securely in place, and as a result, the touchscreen controls feel comfortable and stable. When in flight, you will appreciate the safety of having your portable GPS out of the way of your controls. The GPS won't be blocking your other instruments. Your GPS finally has a home in your cockpit.
Our Panel Dock for the 795 follows in the tradition of our other products by holding the GPS securely in the panel while allowing the GPS to be easily removed from the plane for flight planning or for use in a different plane.
The Panel Dock is designed to fit in a standard 6.25" avionics stack, and supports the Garmin 695 Moving Map GPS system. The antenna and power cables fit through holes in the rear of the unit which are designed to prevent the cables slipping back into the panel when the GPS is removed.
The Panel Dock is designed to fit in a standard 6.25" avionics stack, and supports the Garmin 196/296/495/496 Moving Map GPS systems. The antenna and power cables fit through holes in the rear of the unit which are designed to prevent the cables slipping back into the panel when the GPS is removed.
The AirGizmos™ iPad Knee Dock is our answer to the problem of needing an accessible place in the cockpit for the iPad. If you have become accustomed to using charts on your iPad, you will enjoy having immediate access right at your fingertips.
The AirGizmos™ iPad mini Knee Dock is our answer to the problem of needing an accessible place in the cockpit for the iPad mini. If you have become accustomed to using charts on your iPad mini, you will enjoy having immediate access right at your fingertips.
One comment that we've heard about the Garmin GPS is that it can be difficult to see if viewing from an angle. This is especially noticeable when the GPS is mounted on the opposite side of the panel from the pilot. So, we've come up with a solution: the Angle Adapter. It angles the GPS at a fixed angle of 15 degrees, providing a much more convenient viewing angle.
