Dynon Certified’s autopilot — available as an option for its certified SkyView HDX avionics system — is now FAA approved for all Mooney M20J and M20K aircraft.
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Dynon unveils safety-enhancing features
A new Emergency Glide feature, as well as a new version of its com radio control panel, are designed to enhance safety.
Jumpstart kits for homebuilt panels unveiled
Dynon and Advanced Flight Systems have introduced the Advanced Control Module (ACM).
Dynon unveils largest display yet with SV-HDX1200
“Pilot feedback is at the core of everything we do at Dynon and a common request is for a larger display option,” says Michael Schofield, director of marketing. “The SV-HDX1200 is a solution for all of us who are experiencing the effects of additional years on our eyes.”
Dynon expands with new engineering center in Fargo
“Dynon is experiencing tremendous growth, and this new facility allows us to expand our talented engineering team,” said Brad Thurow, vice president of engineering for Dynon.
SkyView HDX approved for Barons
According to company officials, Dynon-equipped Barons “benefit from a full-featured three-axis autopilot system, including yaw damper, that is approach capable when paired with a compatible third-party IFR navigation device.”
Dynon unveils D30
The D30 is designed to serve as a backup set of flight instruments in STC’d SkyView HDX systems, providing pilots with “critical backup flight information, including attitude, airspeed, altitude, vertical speed, turn rate, and slip/skid indications,” according to company officials.
Dynon partners with Airmate
A new partnership between Dynon Avionics and Airmate enables SkyView pilots in the United State to access Airmate’s aviation data for $49.90 a year.
Dynon’s Cessna 182 autopilot gets FAA nod
Dynon’s autopilot is now FAA approved for Cessna Skylane C182E and later models, including retractable gear and turbocharged models.