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Fri, Dec 09, 2005

Garmin G1000 Training DVD Updated

Pilot training must keep pace with technology, and that's why Sporty's has updated its best-selling Garmin G1000 DVD. Flying the Garmin G1000 has been expanded with a section on XM satellite weather.

In this all-new section, Richard Collins demonstrates how the G1000 integrates the latest in datalink weather technology by presenting XM weather information. The viewer will see how NEXRAD images, text weather, winds aloft, graphic airmets, TFRs, cloud tops and more are displayed on the high-resolution glass panel.

Flying the Garmin G1000 is packed with real-world flying footage and shows the system in operation during a GPS approach. The viewer will see how terrain proximity, lightning detection, traffic information and now XM weather improve safety and situational awareness.

Flying the Garmin G1000 [D554A] is available for $24.95.

FMI: www.sportys.com

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