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Miniuni Electronic Flight Instrument System 2-1/4 Non TSO

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Part# 11-18994
MFR Model# MINIUNI2(G)

Overview

MiniUni 2.25” is an Electronic Flight Instrument System (EFIS) for fixed wing experimental airplanes. This compact and cost-effective instrument delivers exceptional performance and offers a variety of features such as:
  • • Artificial horizon
  • • Compass
  • • G-Meter
  • • Time display
  • • Voltmeter
  • • Turn rate indication (standard turn)
  • • Outside air temperature
  • • and more.
GPS based only version:
  • • Does not require any pitot/static lines connections and rely solely on GPS information for all speed, course and other indications.
  • • This version has built barometric altimeter for precise altitude indication. Airspeed is taken and shown based on GPS ground speed.
  • • Calculations of artificial horizon position may be limited by certain factors since rely on GPS corrections only.
  • • This version can be connected to stand-alone AHRS module (not included with the unit) and become a fully functional Full Pitot + GPS version.
Full Pitot + GPS version:
  • • Incorporates dynamic pressure sensor and allows pitot/static lines connections in the back of the unit.
  • • This version provides most precise information since uses all available sensors for calculations of artificial horizon, airspeed, true airspeed and other.
   
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Features

  • Precise altitude pressure, airspeed, gyroscope and accelerometer sensors
  • -speed vertical reference strip provides speed warnings at all times during the flight based on V-speeds pre-defined by user.
  • GPS based track and ground speed formation is available on the display for additional situational awareness.
  • Outside Air Temperature (OAT) sensor is optional and, if purchased, the instrument will display outside air temperature, as well as True Airspeed Speed (TAS).
  • Instrument can be connected to an external compass module to provide GPS independent heading indication for these cases where GPS signal may be unavailable.
  • Sunlight readable transflective technology 2.25” display is easily readable under various light conditions, including direct sunlight.
  • Built-in rotary knob is used for all unit operation including easy adjustment of barometric pressure, heading bug adjustment, unit configuration via built-in settings menu. Post-flight analysis features:
  • Built-in flight data recorder allows to record various flight parameters every predefined time interval. Flight data later can be exported using Mini SD Card to PC computer for further review.
  • Google Earth file format for export is also available. This format allows to review complete airplane flightpath and altitude on the Google Earth maps.

Specifications

  • Input voltage: +10V to +28V DC
  • Unit size: 68mm x 68mm x 81mm
  • Weight: 150g
  • Display size: 2.25” diagonal
  • Display resolution: 320x240 pixels (Sun readable transflective technology)
  • Receiver: GPS receiver high sensitive Ublox
  • Maximum IAS: 250 Knots
  • Altitude range: -1000ft to +32000ft
  • Vertical speed range: 10000ft up or down
  • Pitot/Roll range: 360 degrees
  • SD Card: 4Gb FAT formatted (supported up to 16Gb)
  • Antenna: mag mount GPS with male SMA connector
  • Pitot/Static lines: 1/8”-27 NPT
  • Manufacturer: 360 Avionics Corp.

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