Airdata Indicator

Standalone digital airspeed and altitude indicator (ADI)

SALE: LXNAV has just announced a new version of the ADI, called the ADI2. That makes the ADI units in my stock somewhat obsolete. However, that leads to a great deal for you. Below is a summary of the main differences. Note that the ADI does a few things that that ADI2 can't.

Differences between this original ADI and the ADI2

The ADI2 has a larger display - fully round (not clipped on the side) using all the space in the instrument hole.
The ADI2 has EASA approvals and reciprocal FAA approvals. The original ADI doesn't.
The ADI2 has a built-in backup battery with up to 3 hours of operation
The original ADI has altitude warnings, the ADI2 doesn't.
The original ADI could be configured for altitude dependent Vne. The ADI2 can't, because certification wouldn't be possible with that functionality.
The ADI is much less expensive than the ADI2 - especially now that they are on-sale.

Indicates airspeed, altitude and vertical speed with an integrated high precision digital pressure sensors. The unit is available in versions for both 57 mm and 80 mm instrument holes.

2.5” or 3 1/8" 100

Very Bright Display Pressure samples per second

3 Push Buttons. SD Card.
Used to change QNH and to setup device.
Micro SD card for software update and for
easy transfer of device settings.

Custom Speed Scale
ADI supports customization of the speed
scale including Vne speed as function of
altitude. Intuitive user interface also to set
calibrated airspeed, temperature offset,
vertical speed filters and many other
adjustments.

MicroSD Card. Ambient Light Sensor

MicroSD card socket for data exchange and ALS for energy saving.

Display

Realtime data is displayed on a QVGA 320×240 pixel 2.5-inch high brightness colour display. Choose between light and dark mode and different needle sizes.