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Fuel management system Fuel Scan 450 Twin
Fuel management system Fuel Scan 450 Twin
J.P.Instruments
3185-B Airway Avenue92626 - Costa Mesa, CA
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J.P.Instruments was founded in 1986 in Huntington Beach, California, USA. Its founder, Joseph Polizzotto, is now the current CEO. Joe was educ...
Fuel management system Fuel Scan 450 Twin
The Aviation Consumer's, Product of the Year. “JPI's FS-450 is our top choice because it has all the options you need for fuel management.” -Aviation Consumer The Fuel Scan 450 Twin is the best fuel management system on the market today.
The Aviation Consumer, Product of the Year. JPI's FS-450 is our top choice because it has all the options you need for fuel management.
JPI's newest piece of panel wizardry relegates fuel-situation questions to relics of the past. With a 3 1/8 inch display, its new home between the top row of flight instruments and the top of avionics stack, the FS-450 blinked and winked the numbers to answer all my fuel-situation questions.
Connected to our Honeywell Skymap IIIC, the FS-450 happily winked and blinked its way through its information inventory and left me as relaxed as any fat-dumb-and-happy aviator should get - minus the “dumb” part of the equation, of course. Heavy-duty information and a light-duty price; could you want more? Sure, easy installation would be nice, something JPI also covered.
