Century HSI Manual Link

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Hey Folks,

As info here is the “link” to Century Avionics. http://www.centuryflight.com/pricing/frame/manual.htm

You will find the HSI manual under the “blue link” labeled *68S85. Good reading for those of us “approaching final” Hope this is useful!

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Hey Folks,

As info here is the “link” to Century Avionics. http://www.centuryflight.com/pricing/frame/manual.htm

You will find the HSI manual under the “blue link” labeled *68S85. Good reading for those of us “approaching final” Hope this is useful!

Thanks for a nice link on the HSI. The manual brought up a question. When Cirrus gives us the NSD-360A model in the “a” and “B” packages, are we getting a slaved or unslaved version of the HSI?

Brian

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Hey Folks,

As info here is the “link” to Century Avionics. http://www.centuryflight.com/pricing/frame/manual.htm

You will find the HSI manual under the “blue link” labeled *68S85. Good reading for those of us “approaching final” Hope this is useful!

This is very useful . . . I didn’t know our SR20 HSI in “C” is a more reliable electric gyro for heading information. If both vacuum pumps fail, we would have additional redundancy here for navigation. Of course, the S-Tec works off the turn coordinator (electric)and, I suppose, the heading bug on the HSI would work too despite vacuum pump failures.

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When Cirrus gives us the NSD-360A model in the “a” and “B” packages, are we getting a slaved or unslaved version of the HSI?

All the HSI’s fitted in Cirrus SR20’s and 22’s are slaved.