SkyView HDX-based Dynon

[RFguy]

Anyone used the Dynon HDX kit ?

 

Looking for non Garmin options...

-glen

 

 

[Kyle Communications]

both are out of the ballpark expensive..thats why I went with MGL. Had great service from the different MGL EFIS I have used over the last 12 years..and half the price or even less

 

[Carbon Canary]

1 hour ago, RFguy said:

Anyone used the Dynon HDX kit ?

 

Looking for non Garmin options...

-glen

 

 

Sounds like you are looking for certified kit ? The options are fairly limited.

 

For non-certified/non IFR,  the Kanardia Nesis III may be worth a look at about half the price.

[KRviator]

Why limit yourself to HDX? I have twin SV Classics and love 'em. And they're a lot cheaper on the used market.

[RFguy]

Hi All, thanks for the replies and ops.

Yes, certified.

Otherwise I would go MGL in a pinch.  

Eager to foster competition in the space hence looking at non Garmins (nothing wrong with the Garmin, is the top kit) .

Although I'll probably end up with a used '430 or '530 since they're very affordable.

 

[RFguy]

update. on the HDX performing a CDI (course deviation indicator)  function .
using an ARINC429 interface (a type of aviation instrument bus)  between a WASS GPS IFR approved navigator (like 430, 530, 175 , 375 etc)  the HDX skyview is FAA approved for IFR for using the CDI function in the Skyview. That is,  no discrete CDI required in that case. 
(according to the manufacturer  in writing) .