GSA-058 VOR-1 with Glideslope indicator
€289,00
Description
The VOR-1 Indicator is a replica of an original VOR-1 and can be used in panels for general aviation or type specific panels. Some more elaborate panels for business planes (both jet and turboprop) use the VOR-1 (ILS) also as a backup gauge.
The VOR-1 Indicator contains 3 steppermotors. The gauge has 2 moving needles, one for the glidescope and one for the localiser. The 3rd motor drives the FROM/TO arrows.
Physical characteristics:
height 83 mm
width 83 mm
depth 51 mm
weight 220 gr
mounting 4 screws
Power requirements:
power= 5v/12v (included within the flatcable, so only a single connection to the interface is required!)
lights= 2 LED
Connection
type daisy chain, 10 pin connector on flat cable (10 wires flatcable)
You will need the GSA-055 (central interface) to connect the gauge to the computer.
Technical details
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Christopher Knowles (verified owner) –
Can you run 2 GSA-058 VOR 1 indicators at the same time by assigning them different ID’s (one at a time) yet have 1 indicate from Radio 1 and the other from Radio 2 or in my case a GPS?
flightillusion (verified owner) –
You can have two VOR-1 gauges in a simulator but… A VOR-1 will always “listen” to NAV-1 radio, A VOR-2 will always “listen” to NAV-2. You can’t change this because it is hardcoded in the software…