WYSK - Avionics & Technology Kit (DVD's)

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Advances in Avionics can be hard to keep up with. Explore this new technology with these videos from Sporty’s What You Should Know Series™.

Garmin G1000 Checkout Course
Includes instructional DVD, simulator, syllabus and cockpit poster The transition from “steam gauges” to glass cockpits can be intimidating, but with proper training it can open up a whole new world of advanced avionics. Let Sporty’s save you time and money in your transition training with our comprehensive new G1000 Checkout Course. It’s the perfect complement to in-aircraft training with your instructor, covering everything you need to know to be safe, proficient and comfortable with the G1000.

Flying the Garmin 396/496
Explore the versatility of this feature-packed unit with Richard L. Collins as he explains and demonstrates the many useful capabilities of the Garmin 396. In addition to running through the operation of the unit, Collins highlights the innovative XM satellite weather integration and shows how both VFR and IFR pilots can benefit from portable datalink technology as well as the TAWS-style terrain alerts.

He also explains the exciting new features on the 496, including detailed airport taxi diagrams, built-in AOPA Airport Directory and more. Includes over 30 minutes of real world use, not just button-punching—it’s ideal for both prospective buyers and current users.

Garmin 696/695 Checkout
Get the most out of your new Garmin GPSMAP 696 or 695 with this comprehensive training video from Sporty’s. Packed with nearly an hour of detailed instruction, we’ll show you how to use all the powerful features of the 696--plus real world tips for easier in-flight navigation.

You’ll learn:
• How to navigate the main pages: map, waypoint, weather, terrain, flight plan and nearest
• Why the G1000-style joystick and softkeys make data entry faster than ever
• A handy shortcut to manage screen brightness and extend battery life
• How to change from sectional to IFR to satellite view on the map page
• How to use flight plans and XM weather to make strategic weather avoidance decisions
• The quick way to view instrument charts for your departure, destination and nearest airports
• How to get plain English weather reports for nearest airports—with no data entry

We’ll show you much more than just the basics—this program includes detailed lessons on exactly what buttons to push to get what you want from the 696/695.

Pilot’s Guide to Modern Auto Pilots
An autopilot can be a major safety enhancement, but only if you know how to use it properly. In Pilot’s Guide to Modern Autopilots, Sporty’s takes you beyond the button pushing to give you the confidence to make the autopilot a part of your regular flying.

Features:
• See the Garmin GFC-700 in a Cessna 182 and the S-Tec 55X in a Cirrus SR-22
• Learn the important preflight and run-up procedures you should do on every flight
• Find out how these autopilots can fly perfect instrument approaches, SIDs and STARs—completely automatically
• Take a “behind the scenes” look at how each autopilot functions
• Understand the key differences between rate-based and attitude-based autopilots

Packed with real world footage, both VFR and IFR, this comprehensive video is a must-have addition to your avionics training.

WAAS Approaches
Most pilots know that GPS-WAAS approaches are the future of instrument approaches—but do you really understand how to fly them properly? These two programs give you the knowledge needed to fly the new WAAS approaches with confidence, with detailed coverage of both the Garmin G1000 and the Garmin 430W/530W. You’ll learn the difference between LNAV, LNAV/VNAV, LNAV+V and LPV approaches, and see how you can fly with ILS-like glideslopes. You’ll ride along on three flights to see, step-by-step, how to set up and fly three different GPS approaches (including an LPV). Learn how the units can provide turn-by-turn guidance for flying procedure turns and holding patterns.