PAT Avionics shows G-HULP heads-up-display system for recreational aircraft
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Digital gyro-based system provides all the necessary flight information for projection onto the small glass screen atop the dashboard
An alternative data source is your existing ADAHRS, such as the popular Dynon Skyview.
At last, a real Heads Up Display for the little guy
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The HUD, or "Heads Up Display" is now a common feature in military and commercial aircraft, projecting critical data such as airspeed, altitude and navigation information onto a transparent screen in front of the pilot while allowing him/her to maintain an outside vigil. Very handy when landing or maneuvering close to the ground. Not surprisingly, this technology has now filtered down to the recreational flying arena with Italian outfit PAT Avionics showing its G-HULP system at the Experimental Aviation Association’s annual gathering at Oshkosh in the USA.
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