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Wed, Nov 02, 2016

Dynon 10-Inch SkyView HDX Displays Now Available

Compatible With All SkyView Modules

First previewed at Oshkosh AirVenture 2016, SkyView HDX features improved displays, beautiful design, unrivaled control ergonomics, and an upgraded touch interface. SkyView HDX displays are compatible with all existing SkyView modules and feature identical electrical connections.

SkyView HDX will be available in both 7” and 10” touchscreen versions. The 10” SV-HDX1100 - which begins shipping today - is priced at $4,490.00. The 7” SV-HDX800 - available soon - will be priced at $3,190.00.

SkyView HDX utilizes the same components and modules as existing SkyView systems. It also features the same mounting footprint and wiring as other SkyView displays, allowing drop-in upgrades for pilots already flying behind SkyView.

The HDX features icon-driven touch controls and simplified screen navigation for reduced workload. The new engine monitor instrument band along the bottom of the screen affords an ideal instrument scan. The expansive glass display features edge-to-edge touchability with no bezel in the way.

SkyView HDX combines full physical controls with a touchscreen. SkyView HDX’s angled control panel allows for natural hand positioning, reducing fatigue. The wide, sculpted ledge allows you to anchor your hand for precise control in turbulence. New knobs have positive and crisp movement, and all controls are now fully-backlit for night flight.

(Image provided with Dynon news release)

FMI: www.dynonavionics.com

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