Turning its focus to the experimental market, Garmin has launched a stand-alone Bluetooth comm radio, the GTR 200B, an upgraded version of the company’s GTR 200. In addition to Bluetooth, which allows the pilot to connect a smartphone or tablet to the comm radio, allowing the pilot to stream music or make phone calls through the headset, the unit features auto-squelch, stereo intercom, alert inputs, standby frequency monitoring and more.
Garmin Introduces GTR 200B Comm
Key Takeaways:
- Garmin has introduced the GTR 200B, a new Bluetooth-enabled comm radio designed for the experimental aircraft market, as an upgrade to its GTR 200.
- Key features include Bluetooth connectivity for streaming music and phone calls, 3D Audio processing for sound differentiation, auto-squelch, and a stereo intercom.
- The unit offers customizable softkeys for shortcuts, stores pilot-selectable frequencies, and displays frequency identifiers for confirmation.
- It boasts a compact design, compatibility with 14/28-volt systems, and is priced at $1,395, making it an accessible option for experimental operators.
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