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Wed, Jan 18, 2017

FAA Grants TSO To Sandia For (I)VSI

Gives Nearly Immediate Vertical Speed Information

The FAA has granted SANDIA Aerospace an additional TSO on their popular SAI 340 Quattro multi-function indicator. In addition to Attitude, Altitude, Airspeed and slip, the SAI 340 is now TSO’d for (I)VSI. (I)VSI is Instantaneous Vertical Speed.

Unlike a standard VSI that has a 6-8 second lag, the SAI 340 gives virtually immediate vertical speed indications. The vertical speed is shown on the SAI 340 in both a tape and digital format. In addition to the (I)VSI, the new software version also adds an adjustable Altitude Bug.

The SAI 340 is a stand-alone Attitude indicator that is ideally suited for stand-by applications with today’s glass cockpits. It is also suitable as a stem gauge replacement unit in older aircraft. The SAI 340 has an internal battery that provides two hours of stand-by operation in case of loss of aircraft power. The lithium-ion battery is enclosed in a metal case and meets the requirements of RTCA DO-347, ensuring safe operation. With the addition of the (I)VSI TSO, the SAI 340 now holds 8 separate TSO’s.

Existing SAI 340 can arrange to get their units upgraded to the latest software by contacting the SANDIA Aerospace service department at service@sandia.aero or by phone at 505.341.2930.

(Image provided with Sandia Aerospace news release)

FMI: www.sandia.aero

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