Levil Aviation Joy
The control grip for the iLevil AP: engage the autopilot and follow the flight plan from the NAV button, on a heated, hand-stitched leather grip with vibration alerts — a Navia Grip built for Levil.
- A Navia Grip adapted by LX navigation for the Levil autopilot — NAV under the thumb engages it and follows the flight plan
- Heated, hand-stitched perforated leather with vibration alerts
See it fly.
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Details.
The Levil Aviation Joy is the Navia Grip, adapted by LX navigation for the iLevil AP autopilot and sold under the Levil name. It puts the autopilot where your hand already is: press NAV and the aircraft follows the flight plan on the tablet; press again and it is yours.
What is on it
- NAV button — engages the autopilot and steers the flight plan
- Autopilot control — wireless or wired to the iLevil AP
- Vibration alerts — warnings you feel, not only see
- Heated handle in perforated, hand-stitched leather
- Ambidextrous shape — the same in either hand
Why a grip
An autopilot controlled from a tablet asks you to reach for the tablet. A grip asks nothing: the engage button is under the thumb of the hand on the stick, and disengaging is the same thumb. That is the difference between an autopilot you use in the cruise and one you use in the circuit.
Fits the stick you have
Made for a standard 25.4 mm (1 inch) control column.
Requires the iLevil AP autopilot. For a panel-mounted control instead, see the iLevil AP Controller.
Questions pilots ask.
Which stick does it fit?
A standard 25.4 mm (1 inch) control column, in either hand.