The unit has a flight log section and a track log section. The flight log feature is not compatible with the logbook application on the computer, and therefore flight logs cant be removed from the device. However, track logs and user waypoints can be downloaded from the Aera 760 to the computer through the basecamp application.

Yes, per Garmin, the Aera 760 11-18255 will communicate with the GPS 175.

No, the form factor is different. A new panel dock will need to be installed. We expect one to be released in the near future.

Yes, see Part# 11-14477 in Accessories list.

Yes, the 660 yoke mount (Part# 11-14478) works with the 760, but the cradle is not included. The cradle is included in the box with a new Aera 760.

No, the Aera 760 has an internal GPS antenna that should provide adequate signal.

No, this will require a new dock. The form factor is not the same as the 796.

Europe database units are expected to be released in May 2020.

You can find all database information on fly.garmin.com

It has a built in AHRS.

Per the Manufacturer: Part # 11-18255 will not transfer flight plan data from ForeFlight without using a Flight Stream 210.

No it will not. You will need to have a SIRIUS/XM receiver in-line somewhere. The antenna by itself is not enough to obtain/process the data from the SIRIUS/XM network. The same is true for the Aera 660, a GDL-51 or 52 device would need to be used to provide SIRIUS/XM data to the portable. The GXM-42 antenna is not compatible with the Aera 660 or 760 models.

Yes, this communicates with the GDL 50.

No, split screen mode is not a current feature at launch.

Yes, see part # 11-18298.

Per Garmin: The Aera 760 is compatible and will couple to Autopilots for VFR Navigation:

• Fly Lateral GPS
• Single Point Vertical Navigation (VNAV) Guidance

We know it will interface with the Garmin GFC 500 or G3X Autopilot.

We compared the technical output data from the GPSMap 495 Manual P/N: 190-00924-00 and compared it to the existing data outlined in the Aera 760 Manual P/N: 190-02674-00.

We has found that the Aera 760 has all of the previous GPSMAP 495 NMEA output functions and formats but we do not know which specific format the Dynon product utilizes so we cannot confirm. But from what we can tell the output functionality is more capable with the Aera 760 and we suspect it will work if configured properly to the appropriate format utilized by the Dynon product. You will need to contact Dynon to confirm. We do not quote specific interface compatibility beyond Garmin products, but we do output standardized formats listed above.

The G5 AHARS will be used.

No, this is not supported.

Yes, reference Page 203 of "Garmin aera 760 Pilot's Guide" - Appendix D regarding how to configure and wire the unit to interface and share flight plans with the GNX-375.

Yes, the database including Australia can be downloaded from the Garmin website after receiving the unit.

No, it is designed to receive weather data in flight from a GDL 50, GDL 51 or GDL 52 connected via Bluetooth or via the Connext system with another approved interfacing Garmin product.

Garmin recommends the GDL 50, Part# 11-16232, for ADS-B in with the Aera 760. You can also use the GDL 52 which provides both ADS-B IN and SiriusXM signal (subscription required for SiriusXM).

Per the manufacturer any interference would affect both GPS and GLONASS as the frequencies are very close to each other.

No, it is designed to display ADS-B or SiriusXM weather data.

No, the Stratus is not compatible at this time.

No, the Aera 760 will not wirelessly connect to receive ADS-B (TIS-B or FIS-B) data and display that information from the Sentry device. If a customer would like access to this data I would recommend one of our GDL-50, 51 or 52 products that do support that interface with the Aera 760.

Per Garmin: When an external BARO source is provided it will use it, but when none is provided it reverts to GPS Altitude.

The Africa database can be downloaded and add at fly.garmin.com post purchase.

Yes, the Aera 760 does have a bare wire cable connection available P/N 11-18298.

Per the installation manual: There are two navigation database products available: the Garmin Navigation database containing coverage for North America (expanded coverage is planned for the future), and the Jeppesen Navigation database containing coverage for the world, available in regionalized options. Database purchases are available online (www.fly.garmin.com). However, once the databases are purchased, the ability to download and install databases is available from the aera 760 via Wi-Fi.

Yes, the manufacturer provides a one-time download so that you may change the database to the necessary version.

The pilot guide does not reference the ability to change the size of the icon.

Per GARMIN: No, the Stratus is not compatible at this time.

No. That is not on the listed on the manual as a compatible unit. The Garmin GDL 50 series is recommended for use with the 760.

No, the aera 760 is not considered an approved WAAS GPS source for the Garmin G5.

Per Garmin the Aera 760 has an internal battery and can not be replaced.

The correct database for Mexico is North America.

Per the Pilot Guide Rev-b page 206: Yes, The Aera 760 can transmit audio by Bluetooth if connected to a GDL 51 or 52

Yes, this will come with North American databases which includes Canada.

Yes, the Bluetooth is still operational while it is panel docked.

Yes, we can export this to Japan. After receiving the unit, you can download and install the Asia database to the unit from fly.garmin.com.

No, the Stratus is not compatible at this time. It can receive this data from the GDL 50, 51, or 52.

Unfortunately we do not carry one that will fit this screen.

Yes, the Aera 760 will interface with the GDL 39 3D for these functions.

Yes, it will communicate and you can use either a wired connection or through bluetooth.

No the Aera 760 does not include a yoke mount.

The SiriusXM music will come from the GDL 51 or GDL 52, not the Aera 760, however, it can be controlled on the 760 with the interface.

That mount is included but you would need to purchase the bare wire kit 11-18298 separately.

No. It does not offer that option.

You are able to use Part# 10-07140 for an additional USB charging cable.

No it will not with the other nav indicators. It will only communicate with the G5.

It will be larger than than the 660.

Yes, there is a database available for the Phillipines but it is not pre loaded. The Asia database can be downloaded and installed at fly.garmin.com post purchase.

Per the manufacturer, there is no specific operating altitude. This will function from sea level well into flight levels.

You will need either a GDL 51 (Part# 11-15317) or a GDL 52 (Part# 11-15315) for Sirius XM on the 760. This will also require a subscription for the SiriusXM weather.

Yes it is included in the obstacle database, as a helicopter feature only.

No, we only sell this preloaded with the North / Central America or South America database preloaded. You would need to use your one free database update included with the unit to load the Euro database.

Yes, the Aera 760 will communicate with the Garmin G5 HSI.

No, the 760 will not receive traffic from non Garmin sources.

Per Garmin, the G5 will not upload databases so no, it will not take waypoints.

Yes you can transfer the flight plans and you could hardwire the 760 for power using our part number 11-18298.

Per Garmin: After some thorough digging, no the Aera 760 would not be compatible with that Autopilot As a reminder, the Aera 760 is a means of enhanced flight awareness and is not a certified piece of equipment for IFR flights. It is meant for only reference purposes or as a means of assisting another device's flight awareness.

Per Garmin: "The GNS unit can send flight plans to the Aera 760 via hardwire but this is one way only. You cannot send data from the 760 to the GNS using a hardwire connection. If the GNS had a FlightStream 210 connected, then you can send flight plans from the 760 to the GNS unit via Bluetooth to the FS210."

You will need either a GDL 50, 51 or 52 or GTX 345 to enable the synthetic vision.

No, we only sell this preloaded with the North / Central America or South America database preloaded. You would need to use your one free database update included with the unit to load the Euro database.

Yes, this comes with the database installed and one free update.

Yes, part # 11-10736 will work.