iris GPS module with antenna
The optional GPS module for the iris series, with its antenna — adds ground speed to the airspeed indicator, and wind when an OAT probe is fitted.
- Adds ground speed to the iris airspeed indicator and all-in-one, and wind speed and direction with an OAT probe on the same bus
- For the iris Gen 1 series — the iris chrono has its own GPS built in
- GPS module
- GPS antenna
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Details.
An iris instrument measures the air. The GPS module tells it about the ground: connected to an iris airspeed indicator, altimeter or all-in-one, it adds ground speed to the face, and — with an outside-air-temperature probe on the same bus — lets the instruments work out wind speed and direction from the difference.
What you get
- Ground speed on the iris airspeed indicator and the all-in-one
- Wind speed and direction, when an OAT probe is also connected
- Time from the satellites, for instruments that show it
In the box
The GPS module and its antenna. Mount the antenna with a clear view of the sky, never under carbon or a metal panel.
For the iris Gen 1 series. The iris chrono has its own GPS receiver built in and does not need this module.
Questions pilots ask.
Where does the antenna go?
With a clear view of the sky — never under carbon or a metal panel.