Battery life has long been a a bit of singular Achilles heel for users installing the Aspen Avionics integrated flight instruments and displays, and now that concern has been answered for both new and legacy Aspen customers with an update to the company’s Evolution Max program. The deal allows owners of Evolution avionics to trade it their current units to take advantage of the latest upgrades—which are also available to those purchasing the latest hardware.
Aspen Avionics Delivers the Best of Max, Extended Internal Battery
Key Takeaways:
- Aspen Avionics has launched an Evolution Max update primarily to address previous battery life concerns for its integrated flight instruments.
- The update includes an upgraded battery with a 2,200-hour or four-year service life, making synthetic vision standard, and enabling integration with the Genesys 3100 digital autopilot.
- Available for both new Evolution Max units and as an upgrade for legacy systems, this program can allow for the removal of traditional attitude indicators and vacuum pumps.
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