*Please note the very large file size.
THE COLUMBIA 400 AND GARMIN G1000 Bend, Oregon (Columbia Aircraft Factory) to Portland, Oregon. * Garmin G1000
Interface Explained
* Continuous Pilot Commentary
* Complete ATC Audio
* Approach Plate Reference
* Filmed in MultCam HD
Running Time: 90 minutes
SD Download: 844 MB
HD Download 1.7 GB HD DOWNLOAD:
(Must have the QuickTime player installed and meet minimum computer system
requirements)
* 2.8 GHz Pentium 4 or faster processor
* At least 512MB of RAM
* 64MB or greater video card
* Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 or XP Service Pack 2
Familiarize yourself with the world's premiere general aviation avionics
suite, the Garmin G1000, on a flight in the world's fastest certified piston
single, the Columbia 400. The flight provides continuous commentary
explaining features of the Columbia 400 and Garmin G1000 during actual
flight operations. The Columbia 400 is
an intercooled, twin turbocharged, four-place aircraft certified for flight
up to 25,000 feet. This 310 HP all-composite aircraft enjoys cruise speeds
of 235 knots and an unrefueled range of 1,300 miles. Aside from exceptional
performance, Columbia aircraft are well known for their luxury interiors,
stunning ramp appeal, safety and durability. Garmin's G1000 is
an all-glass avionics suite that can present traditional cockpit information
in a single highly integrated system. This includes all primary flight,
navigation, autopilot, terrain avoidance, communication, engine, and
aircraft sensor data, all on dual 10-inch displays. Join us at the
Columbia Aircraft Manufacturing facility in Bend, Oregon where we begin with
information about the Columbia 400 aircraft. You are then presented with a
briefing on G1000 features, including basic operation of the primary and
secondary displays and the data entry module. The flight takes us
from the high desert of Central Oregon over the Cascade Mountain Range to
Portland International Airport where we make the approach in weather at near
instrument flight minimums. On the return
flight we shoot the complete approach into the Sunriver Resort before
completing the last leg back to the factory in Bend.. |