Thu, Oct 30, 2003
navAero, creator of
situational awareness solutions for private pilots, presents its
premiere product, the Tactical Pilot Awareness Display (tPad™
800). Named for placing an emphasis on situational awareness and
featuring a screen resolution of 800 x 600 pixels (portrait mode),
the tPad 800 claims to be the most affordable display on the
market today for viewing advanced aeronautical software.
What It Is
The tPad 800 is an 8.4" diagonal color touch screen attached to
a sleek, curved aluminum base that fits comfortably around the
pilot's leg. The screen, which is sunlight readable, is connected
to an interface box that links to a laptop computer, allowing
pilots to experience the advantages of electronic flight-bag
technology at a fraction of the expected cost. Both the interface
box and the laptop can be stored discreetly behind the seat. The
tPad 800 is powered by a plug-in 12VDC connection to the cigarette
lighter available on most small planes.
With the tPad 800, pilots can use all of the most advanced
Windows-based aviation software such as:
- FliteMap® for total
navigational superiority
- JeppView® with FlightDeck® for the industry standard in
IFR
- Mountainscope™ (for excellent altitude awareness)
- FUGAWI Military™ (for tactical low-level navigation)
- Flightsoft™/Vista (for a low cost moving map
solution
The tPad 800 is equipped with the following features:
- Sunlight-readable touch screen with stylus
- Fully dimmable screen for night flying
- Onscreen keyboard
- Full-monitor functionality
- Enables all capabilities of moving-map technology
- Rugged yet lightweight aluminum construction
- Think and comfortable ergonomics
- Upfront brightness controls
- 8.4" active-matrix liquid crystal display color screen
- Display: 800 x 600 pixel (portrait mode)
- Optional battery runs and charges your laptop at the same time
it runs tPad 800
- 1-year warranty (parts and labor)
- Fits the standard 6-1/4" radio stack for experimental
aircraft
- All necessary drivers, cables and portrait-mode software
included
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