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... Wow, I did not expect any more reply 10 days after Mike's initial reply of "Yes". I guess being called "stupid" does have its advantage ;-) The reason I consider KLN-90B because it has ARINC 429 output, and I am hoping it can talk to Aspen EFD1000 Pro. I have emailed Aspen but received no reply yet. But why would I install a Legacy GPS to talk to a glass panel PFD? LOL! One thing to think about is if you're going to have or want GPSS autopilot functionality and a GPS connection to the Aspen, you may want to see if both are possible. I'm not sure if the ARINC 429 will serve both GPSS and the Aspen so this is a question you might want to have answered by a knowledgeable avionics installer. |
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![]() One thing to think about is if you're going to have or want GPSS autopilot functionality and a GPS connection to the Aspen, you may want to see if both are possible. *I'm not sure if the ARINC 429 will serve both GPSS and the Aspen so this is a question you might want to have answered by a knowledgeable avionics installer. Hi Mike, My understanding is that Aspen has built-in GPSS. It replace my DG as my CIII auto pilot's heading system. A GPS feeding Aspen with roll/ GPS steering sentences in its ARINC 429 output should drive my CIII auto pilot as if CIII having GPSS. That is my understanding, but I have not been able to verify that with Aspen since they have not yet replied my email. Regards, Robin |
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