A New Back-up Gyro From Sandia
Not that long ago, back-up gyros were traditional vacuum or electric instruments. More of them are solid state theses days, with their own ADAHRS and batteries. At AEA In Nashville, Sandia Aerospace showed off its new standby gyro.
At the Aircraft Electronics Association convention in Nashville, Sandia Aerospace introduced a new solid-state back-up gyro called the SAI for standby attitude instrument. At a $3,595 price point, the SAI has its own battery and onboard ADAHRS and can run at least 30 minutes without ship's power. It requires only power, ground, pitot and static input. For a quick video tour of the SAI, check out AVweb's coverage of the AEA show.
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