Do you need Comm transceiver for Garmin GPS 155xl?

Do you need Comm transceiver for Garmin GPS 155xl?

Product Description The Garmin GPS-155XL is capable of IFR operation for both en route and approach navigation, including published non-precision approaches, SIDs, and STARs from the database. If you do not need a COMM transceiver built in to your GPS, this is as very solid non-WAAS IFR GPS System.

What are the features of the GPS 155xl?

Ease of use – The GPS-155XL is designed to minimize keystrokes in operation, and operate with a clear, consistent user interface. This GPS provides very sophisticated navigation features, but common functions are readily available. For example, the Direct-To key lets you instantly set course to any waypoint you select.

Where are the resistors on a Garmin GPS 155xl?

However, to properly connect the GPS-155XL and GNC-300XL to the KI-209A indicator, the installer must add two 10 kohm, 1/4 watt resistors between the connection. One resistor is placed in between connector P1 pins 35 and 4, and the other resistor between connector P1 pins 37 and 4.

Which is the best GPS for IFR approach?

The GPS-155XL provides all the features you would expect in an IFR approach capable GPS, including a comprehensive database. The best feature, however, is a very sharp, high-resolution display. This display pays dividends on both text and the moving map graphics.

Is the Garmin GPS 155xl capable of IFR?

The Garmin GPS-155XL is capable of IFR operation for both en route and approach navigation, including published non-precision approaches, SIDs, and STARs from the database. If you do not need a COMM transceiver built in to your GPS, this is as very solid non-WAAS IFR GPS System.

Do you need a GPS 155xl mounting rack?

Some of our GPS-155XL sales are for customers who are replacing another GPS-155XL. These customers do not need the GPS antenna, mounting rack, connectors, or database, and we do not want to charge them for items they do not need.