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Air Band Transceiver Fta-750l Spirit Gps 220 V Version -- Pilot Navigation! on 2040-parts.com

US $425.00
Location:

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
Condition:New Brand:Yaesu Spirit Manufacturer Part Number:NA UPC:788026138012

  • Built-In GPS
  • VOR and ILS Navigation
  • Large LCD Display
  • 200 Memory Channels
  • Memory Recall
  • PC Programmable with USB programming cable (supplied)
  • NOAA Weather Channel Receive and Alert (USA only)
  • Backlit keypad and display with dimmer
  • Includes high capacity rechargeable Li-ion battery pack
  • 5 Watts TX Output Power. Air Band: AM 5W P.E.P. Type, 1.5W carrier

The YAESU FTA-750L Combines tradition with innovation. Born from a history of high quality communications the FTA-750L now includes a 66 channel GPS receiver for reliable navigation. Boasting an oversize full dot matrix LCD display, the FTA-750L Airband Transceiver / GPS provides full communication on the Aircraft communications Band and additionally provides VOR and ILS navigation features on the "NAV" band, and waypoint navigation with the built in GPS receiver. The FTA-750L includes NOAA weather band monitoring and the capability of programming up to 200 memory channels with a quick and easy channel recall feature. The brand new easy to operate menu system is icon driven making it simple to navigate through all of the powerful features this transceiver / GPS has to offer. Additionally the FTA-750L can easily be reprogrammed in minutes using the optional PC Programming software and the supplied USB programming cable.

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