Navia EMU
Engine monitoring unit for the Navia system: engine data on your Navia displays.
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Navia EMU
The engine monitoring unit of the Navia system. It reads the sensors on your engine and puts the result on the same displays you already fly with, instead of a row of separate gauges.
What it monitors
- Cylinder head and exhaust gas temperatures
- Oil pressure and oil temperature
- RPM and manifold pressure
- Fuel quantity, flow and remaining endurance
- Bus voltage and current
Why it belongs on a Navia display
Engine data means most in context. On a Navia display it sits next to your air data and navigation, with limits shown as bands rather than numbers you have to remember, and exceedances announced rather than left for you to notice.
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