March 31, 2016
Introducing SkyView SE
Dynon is excited to introduce the newest member of the SkyView family. Dynon's new SkyView SE system offers a streamlined and simplified experience for pilots of simple VFR aircraft. The SV-D600 7" and SV-D900 10" displays are priced hundreds of dollars lower than existing SkyView displays.
New AF-5700 Display from Advanced
March 29, 2016
Update and Solution - SkyView 14.0 Technical Service Bulletin
We are excited to report that SkyView v14.1 is now available for download. It contains the fix for the issue that was the cause of the Technical Service Bulletin earlier this month.
February 25, 2016
Technical Service Bulletin - SkyView 14.0
Some Dynon Avionics pilots have experienced unresponsive SkyView displays in flight after their system has been upgraded to version 14.0.
January 13, 2016
SV-GPS-2020 Now Shipping ; SkyView v14 Released
Dynon Avionics is excited to announce the availability of its 2020-compliant ADS-B Out position source - the SV-GPS-2020 GPS Receiver - as well as SkyView System Software version 14. In addition to support for the SV-GPS-2020, SkyView v14 includes over 30 new capabilities and improvements.
December 15, 2015
Dynon Holiday Closures
Dynon Avionics closes for business for a few days around Christmas and the New Year. Sales, shipping, and support services will not be available during this time. This year, we will be closed...
November 9, 2015
New Video: Updating the FAA Aviation and Obstacles Databases
Some pilots procrastinate updating their aviation and obstacles databases, perhaps because the process for doing updates is either unknown or seems too difficult. But having the most update information easily at hand in the cockpit is one of best features of affordable modern avionics for small aircraft.
This video covers the entire process of downloading the free monthly FAA database updates from the Dynon website, and uploading those files to your SkyView system. We show some minor variations in the download process dependent on the browser you use. And we cover details such as understanding the seemingly cryptic file names, and how to write downloaded files directly to a target USB stick rather than hunting for the file somewhere on your computer’s hard drive.
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