KRT2 Standard

The KRT2 is the radio most of the gliders and light aircraft we fit end up with, and the reason is not complicated: it is small, it is light, it draws almost nothing on standby, and it sounds clean. This is the Standard format — the round 57 mm instrument body that drops into the cutout an older radio left behind.

8.33 kHz, done properly

The full 117.975 to 137.000 MHz band at 8.33 and 25 kHz spacing, 2,278 channels, with the frequency stability and channel separation of a fully digital design. Transmit power is 6 W. A dual-watch function keeps a second frequency in view — the tower on active, the gliding frequency on standby, and one press to swap.

Intercom and audio built in

A two-place intercom is inside the radio, so a two-seater needs no separate box. Two microphone inputs, standard or dynamic, an audio input for other devices, and a PTT on the harness. One hundred memory channels hold your frequencies with names up to eight characters.

Talks to the instrument

The KRT2 has the fullest data integration of any radio our instruments support: an LX 10K, Era or Navia system can put a frequency into standby, swap active and standby, and read the frequencies back — straight from the airport you just selected on the map. Ask for the vario-to-KRT2 cable or the KBS cable set for your installation.

In the panel

• Standard 57 mm format, 146.7 × 63 × 62 mm, from 370 g
• 117.975–137.000 MHz, 8.33 / 25 kHz, 2,278 channels
• 6 W transmit power; standby 1–1.4 W
• High-contrast TFT colour display
• Integrated two-place intercom, two microphone inputs, external audio input
• 100 memory channels, dual watch
• EASA certified, FCC approved

Also available in the compact Mini Portrait format, and with the KRT2-RC remote control head for the second seat.