The ELM300 (MiniUni 3.125") is a versatile and compact Electronic Flight Instrument System (EFIS) designed for experimental fixed-wing aircraft. Engineered to fit a standard 3.125" panel opening, this cost-effective instrument delivers high performance with a wide array of advanced features, making it an essential tool for both in-flight operation and post-flight analysis.
Features
Artificial Horizon: for accurate attitude reference Compass: for navigation support G-Meter: for real-time G-force monitoring Built-in Real-Time Clock: (RTC) and flight timer Voltmeter: to monitor electrical systems Turn Rate Coordinator: with bank angle indicator for safe maneuvering Outside Air Temperature: (OAT) sensor support (optional) Course Deviation Indicator: with vertical guidance Altitude Encoder: for transponder (Garmin) support uAvionix tailBeaconX Controls: integration ADS-B Traffic display
Post-Flight Analysis
Flight Data Recorder: Logs flight parameters at set intervals, with data exportable via Micro SD card for in-depth review. Google Earth Compatibility: Export flight tracks in Google Earth format to visualize the flight path and route.
In-Flight Capabilities
Precise Sensor Suite: Equipped with altitude pressure, airspeed, gyroscope, and accelerometer sensors for accurate flight data. V-Speed Reference Strip: Provides continuous speed warnings based on user-defined V-speeds for enhanced situational awareness. GPS-Based Tracking: Displays track and ground speed information to supplement flight navigation. Course Deviation Indicator: Shows course deviations when receiving a flight plan from an external GPS source. Altitude Encoding: Supports various transponder protocols, ensuring accurate altitude transmission. External Compass Module: Optional external compass for GPS-independent heading information in case of signal loss. Ultra-Bright Display: The 3.125" high-brightness display remains easily readable in all lighting conditions, including direct sunlight. Intuitive Controls: A built-in rotary knob and two buttons allow for easy operation, including barometric pressure adjustment, heading bug changes, and configuration access. uAvionix tailBeaconX ADSB/Transponder Integration: Full support for Modes A, C, and S for enhanced traffic awareness and safety. ADS-B Traffic display: Shows ADSB Traffic on display (GDL90 input via wires or WiFi wireless)
Available Versions
GPS-Based Version:
Relies solely on GPS for speed, course, and altitude data, eliminating the need for pitot/static connections.
Equipped with a barometric altimeter for precise altitude, though airspeed is based on GPS ground speed.
Can be upgraded with an external AHRS module (not included) for enhanced performance.
Full Pitot + GPS Version:
Includes dynamic pressure sensors and supports pitot/static connections.
Provides the most accurate data, including true airspeed, altitude, and artificial horizon calculations.
Specifications
Input Voltage: +10V to +28V DC Dimensions: 68mm x 88mm x 81mm Weight: 195g Display: 3.125" diagonal, 320x240 pixels (ultra-bright) GPS Receiver: High-sensitivity uBlox Communication: RS-232 ports (2), speeds 2400-115200 baud Maximum IAS: 250 Knots Altitude Range: -1000 ft to +32,000 ft Vertical Speed Range: ±10,000 ft/min vRoll Range: 360 degrees SD Card: 4GB FAT formatted (supports up to 16GB) Antenna: Magnetic-mount GPS with male SMA connector Pitot/Static Lines: Quick-connect 1/4" plumbing Built-in WiFi for ADSB wireless data input (optional)
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