No matter your motive for upgrading your panel, it makes sense to do it right and to know what the aircraft will be worth when it comes time to sell. Remember, you’re putting hours on the engine, which, frankly, has the greatest effect on aircraft values (that and damage history). You also need to know who you are and where you are going.
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What is worth the investment? It often depends on what will be repairable in the future I got into...
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If you have ever attended a hockey or baseball game with a Canadian team competing, you have heard...
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Photo by History in HD on Unsplash It was 1903 when Wilbur and Orville made the first powered...
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Last month, we talked about the direction that Canada was going with its ADS-B mandate. For a...
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In February 2021, I talked about “Music in the Cockpit” and how to add it if you are not taking...
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Cessna in annual.Courtesy of Century Aviation This article brings me full circle. In March of...
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I have previously written about avionics tools that can ease pilot load. Obviously, GPS and...
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Cessna with JP Instruments EDM 930. Photo courtesy of Cincinnati Avionics Last month we discussed...
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Cessna 206 with a JP Instruments EDM 830 installed in the panel. Photo courtesy of Plane Sales USA...
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If you follow my articles, you know that I am one of the few avionics writers who talks about...
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iPAD Mount Courtesy of iPAD News You would be surprised how many times I have had a client ask me...
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We have previously discussed the latest in EFIS technology. No question, this is amazing stuff....
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Like many of you, I got my start in aviation with RC model aviation. I was flying model airplanes...
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My first two aircraft were high-wings. I trained in my own Piper Colt in 1971 and after a few...
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By Bob Hart More than once in my articles, I have mentioned that we are in the “EFIS” period. In...
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Cessna 182Q Panel Photo courtesy of Brian Hardeman This is our third installment in the perfect...
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FAA statistics separate IFR pilots from those who purely fly for fun (VFR). Yes, even IFR pilots...
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After all the discussions and gnashing of teeth, here we are — 2020! ADS-B is fully implemented...
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When GPS rushed onto the general aviation scene in the late ’90s, it wasn’t long before pilots...
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