G5 Electronic Flight Instrument CERTIFIED
Garmin is pleased to announce the G5 electronic flight instrument for experimental amateur-built (EAB) and light sport aircraft (LSA). The compact and cost-effective G5 delivers exceptional performance and reliability, serving as either a backup instrument to G3X™ or other EFIS systems or as a standalone primary flight display, with optional autopilot mode annunciation. Boasting a bright, 3.5-inch sunlight-readable liquid crystal display (LCD) with built-in GPS, G5 displays attitude, ground track, altitude, airspeed, groundspeed, vertical speed, slip/skid, course (lateral) deviation, vertical deviation and incorporates a dedicated HSI page. Even more capabilities are available when integrated with G3X glass flight displays. Additionally, the G5 can serve as part of a highly capable standalone autopilot solution when paired with compatible autopilot mode controllers and autopilot servos.
Seamless Cockpit Integration
The G5 now offers EAB/LSA aircraft owners a cost-effective path to add a primary or backup flight instrument to their cockpits, which combines essential flight information on an easy-to-read display. Suitable for installation in place of a standard 3-1/8-inch (79.4 mm) flight instrument, the G5 can easily be integrated into an EAB/LSA cockpit. An optional 4-hour backup battery can be included with a G5 installation to provide pilots with added assurance in the event of an aircraft electrical failure. The easy-to-install G5 flight instrument measures 3 inches in depth when paired with the backup battery and 2.1 inches without the battery. Installation is further simplified as the G5 incorporates pitot and static inputs that easily integrate with the aircraft's existing pitot/static system. The G5 includes a built-in GPS antenna; however, an external GPS antenna is optionally available if needed.
Even More Capabilities when Paired with G3X™ Systems
The fully integrated G5 electronic flight instrument serves as a dissimilar flight instrument when paired with G3X and G3X Touch™ glass flight displays. In the unlikely event of a G3X ADAHRS failure, the G5 doubles as a redundant ADAHRS source, which can supply the appropriate air data, attitude and heading information to G3X displays. Further expanding its redundant capabilities, autopilot mode annunciation can also display on the G5 flight instrument in the event of a G3X display failure. G3X customers can also leverage the existing G3X magnetometer for heading information, alleviating the need to calibrate and install a separate magnetometer. Pilots who have configured airspeed bugs within their G3X system will notice the same airspeed configurations are displayed on the G5. Depending on ambient cockpit lighting, the G5 display automatically dims and brightens independently from G3X to ensure the display can be easily viewed in all lighting environments. A dedicated rotary knob allows for easy adjustments to altitude and heading bugs as well as barometric altitude settings, which automatically syncs with the G3X or G3X Touch flight displays.
Simple, Standalone Primary Flight Instrument with Autopilot
Further expanding the utility of a standard backup display, the G5 electronic flight instrument can be paired with the GMC 307 or GMC 305 autopilot mode controllers and GSA 28 autopilot servos to serve as a standalone autopilot solution, delivering a simple and cost-effective avionics suite. When paired with these systems, G5 displays autopilot mode annunciation alongside primary flight instrumentation. Additionally, if paired with a Garmin portable such as the aera® 660 or aera 796/795, the portable can easily be connected via the serial port on the G5 to allow the autopilot to couple laterally to a flight plan and vertically to a VNAV descent profile. With or without a G3X display, the G5 retains the capability to provide backup or standalone autopilot functionality, including the ability to fly coupled GPS approaches when paired with a compatible IFR navigator. Additional autopilot modes are selectable from the GMC 307 and GMC 305, including heading, pitch, roll, altitude hold, vertical speed hold and airspeed hold. Additionally, Level Mode is supported, which engages the autopilot to bring the aircraft to level flight.
Features
• Bright, sunlight readable 3.5-inch (88.9 mm) LCD color display, sized to fit standard 3-1/8 inch (79.4 mm) instrument cutout
• Can be used as a standalone flight display or fully integrated, dissimilar backup flight instrument for G3X and G3X Touch or other EFIS glass cockpits
• Replaces traditional electromechanical backup instruments, combines essential flight information in one easy-to-read display
• Provides standalone or backup autopilot control, allowing coupled GPS approaches to be flown or continued in the event of a primary display loss
• In case of aircraft power loss, optional battery backup sustains G5 flight instrument with up to 4 hours of emergency power
Specifications
Electrical: 14 or 28 VDC aircraft power
Unit size: 3.4"W x 3.6"H x 3.6"D (86.9 x 91.4 x 91.4 mm)
Weight: 10.0 oz (283.5 g), unit; 5.0 oz (141.8 g) battery (optional)
Display size: 3.5" diagonal (88.9 mm diagonal)
Display resolution: 320 x 240 pixels (QVGA), LED backlit color LCD
Receiver: High-sensitivity GPS
Maximum indicated airspeed: 300 kts
Altitude range: -1,400 - +30,000 feet
Vertical speed range: &plusm; 20,000 feet/minute
Pitch/roll range: &plusm;360°
Backup battery (optional): Rechargeable lithium-ion
Battery life: Up to 4 hours
Incl. Backup-Batterie, GMU11 Magnetometer, GAD 29 Interface Adapter, Installation-kits for G5, GMU11 und GAD 29B, STC Permission Letter Redemption Code
Tel: +49 (0) 621 700 189 0
E-Mail: info@friebe.aero
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