KFC-200 GPS Steering

[Northern Mooniac]

What is the cheapest way to get GPS Steering on a KFC200?

[Marauder]

What is the cheapest way to get GPS Steering on a KFC200?

Probably something like a DAC.

http://dacint.com/products/gdc31/


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[carusoam]

Check the details on both ends...

The DAC comes in a couple of different versions and the KFC200 has some connectivity quirks.  So when going used make sure one device talks to the other device properly...

PP Thoughts only, not a instrument guy or I would have a GPSS for my KAP150/KLN90B...

Best regards,

-a-

Edited March 29, 2017 by carusoam

[FBCK]

I have a DAC31, works well with the KFC200

[Marcopolo]

  Installing a DAC31 to integrate with a KFC-200 as we/I type.  Will let you know soon how it all works. 

 

Ron

[Rustler]

Kevin--

I have a DAC driving my KFC200 flawlessly and will soon be installing an Aspen, which has the GPSS already installed.

Depending on your patience level, if you can wait until July, I'd probably make you a pretty good deal on the DAC I remove.

[Zwaustin]

Aspen is the way to go if on a medium budget. Flew with one for 260 hours and loved it. The kfc200 is a very solid AP as well. 

[CaptRJM]

I have a DAC-31 with my KFC-200 and love it

Edited March 30, 2017 by CaptRJM
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[JohnB]

I have a DAC-31 and a KFC-150, tied into my GTN. I too absolutely love it. To me, GPSS is like getting your first microwave oven when you've only had conventional ovens before. You don't absolutely need it if you've never owned one, but after you've used it for a while, it starts to feel like an essential thing to have. Hugely helpful, when you have complicated route changes,complex departures and allows you to focus on other things while monitoring your GPS position. And whenever you wish to fly the routes yourself, you just switch it off and off you go. Makes it feel like you have your own personal airliner when coupled to your autopilot and GPS Navigator.