AutoFlight control system

Product Overview:

The AutoFlight System is built to assist pilots in controlling experimental airplanes by automating key flight functions. The system integrates seamlessly with compatible EFIS units and aftermarket servos, such as those from TruTrak, to manage pitch, roll, and yaw. The AutoFlight system simplifies in-flight control, allowing pilots to focus on overall situational awareness.

Key Components:

• AutoFlight Module: Communicates with the EFIS to manage flight control commands.
• EFIS: Where the flight control software resides, providing user interface and configuration options.
• Servos: Control pitch and roll, and are compatible with TruTrak servos for easy integration.

In-Flight Features:

• Pitch and Roll Control: The AutoFlight system automates control of the aircraft’s pitch and roll for smoother, more efficient flight management.
• Multiple Navigation Inputs: Accepts various input sources for navigation, enhancing flexibility.
• EFIS Compatibility: Works with a range of EFIS models, including the ELM200 (MiniUni 2), ELM300 (MiniUni 3), ELM350 (xPlane Mini), and ELM1000 (xPlane EFIS).
• Aftermarket Servo Support: Fully compatible with TruTrak servos, offering easy integration for aftermarket upgrades.
• Yaw Damper Control: Capable of managing an aftermarket yaw damper from TruTrak, adding stability during turns and turbulent conditions.

Installation and Integration:

The AutoFlight module is easy to install and interfaces directly with compatible EFIS models via a CAN bus connection, ensuring a seamless setup process.

Important Note:
The AutoFlight module requires connection to a compatible EFIS for normal operation.

Specifications:

• Input Voltage: +10V to +28V DC
• Unit Size: 115mm x 70mm x 27mm
• Weight: 65g
• Altitude Range: -1000ft to +32,000ft
• Vertical Speed Range: 10,000ft/min (up or down)

Manufacturer: 360 Avionics Corp.
Made in Canada.

For Use in Experimental (Homebuilt) Airplanes Only.

Safety Reminder:

While the AutoFlight system offers valuable flight control automation, it provides advisory information only. The pilot remains fully responsible for verifying the real situation and making decisions accordingly. All electronic systems carry the risk of malfunction, and pilots should always rely on multiple sources of information when flying.

Why Choose AutoFlight?

The AutoFlight system offers an easy-to-install, reliable solution for automating key aspects of flight control in experimental aircraft. Its compatibility with TruTrak servos and multiple EFIS models makes it a versatile choice for pilots seeking enhanced safety, reduced workload, and smoother flight operations.