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- LandMark TAWS 8000 Processor, P/N: 805-18000-001
LandMark TAWS 8000 Processor, P/N: 805-18000-001
Price:
$15,072.00
SKU:
80518000001
Brand:
Weight:
20.00 LBS
Availability:
Available for Purchase
Shipping:
Calculated at checkout
Product Description
US Delivery Only. LandMark TAWS 8000 is a remote processor that offers predictive warning functions using position data from a GPS receiver, flight configuration and an internal terrain and obstacle database. Both aural and visual warnings are issued whenever potential controlled flight into terrain (CFIT) situations arise. LandMark is designed to meet or exceed the Class B requirements of TSO C-151a. Terrain information can be displayed on TAWS compatible ARINC 453 EFIS, ARINC 453 weather radar indicators and compatible MFDs. Display on non-ARINC 453 radar indicators requires the RGC350 Radar Graphics Computer (sold separately). A baro-corrected altitude input is required.
Features:
- Display interfaces for MFD, Radar & EFIS
- 900 knot speed performance for any aircraft
- Enhanced altitude depictions with 11 color gradations for crisp, easy to interpret imaging
- Compatible with most existing GPS
- Altitude call-out and selectable aural alert phrases
- Installer-selected panel indicator lights & switches
- Includes all FAA TAWS B mandated alerting modes
