Aviation software publisher PCAvionics announced its new, ready-to-fly moving map packages this week at Oshkosh, along with a new product line of panel-mounted instrumentation for experimental aircraft, dubbed "yourGlassPanel."

Based on an HP Travel Companion (iPAQ rx5915) with a built-in GPS receiver, the company installs its best-selling MountainScope moving-map software for aviation and TomTom Navigator for streets. During AirVenture, the company says it will knock an additional $100 of its package price if attendees mention this coverage in EAA AirVenture Today.

"This package offers affordable street and aviation mapping in a single device, and includes capabilities for weather, traffic and the best terrain on the market," stated Todd Sprague, president of PCAvionics.

The company’s new instrument offerings feature standard dials as well as full EFIS displays, and are available for standard 2-1/4-inch and 3-1/8-inch panel holes. A single instrument can display any number of different dials and can be changed with the flick of a switch. For under $10,000, according to the company, a six-pack of "yourGlassPanel" instruments would offer six-way redundancy on the displays, plus two-way redundancy on the sensor packages.

"The new instruments represent a new paradigm in aircraft instrumentation," Sprague added. "The yourGlassPanel product line offers digital instruments with a high degree of redundancy when compared with other electronic instruments on the market."

For more information visit PCAvionics Booth 4097 in Hangar D, or the company’s website www.pcavionics.com.