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Comment by Robert Riat on May 8, 2020 at 7:29pm

I have to admit, when I was building my stol 750, I planned to install steam gauges because that is all I knew  since I got my private license  in 1979.  A couple of friends along with Roger convinced me otherwise and Zenith put together and sold me the complete package.  Being an old guy, I was a little overwhelmed when I got it all home, but one wire at a time, I had it working in a couple of weeks.  I’ve been flying the 750 for two years, this month, and it has worked great from the get go.  Not knocking anyones panel, but I really like everything about the G3x.

  I am currently building a 650 and just received another Garmin panel which Roger went out of his way to help me get.  Not only does Zenith build and sell airplane kits, they are great to help putting together instrument panels, as well.  Thanks to Sebastien, Roger and and all the people at Zenith, they have been great.  I am 71 years old and look forward every day to flying or building, it’s been a dream finally coming true!

  I missed the webinar today, hope they run it again.

Comment by Cas Hoefman on May 8, 2020 at 10:15am

Are you going to record this for folks that can’t join during the work day or repeat this at a more doable time for those that can’t attend?

Comment by Zenith Aero on December 20, 2017 at 5:28pm

Comment by Stephen R. Smith on December 7, 2017 at 9:06pm

When doing the "how much" math, don't forget to add the cost of data from Garmin over the life of the panel vs other solutions. Unless they have "reformed themselves", that where they get you vs the competition. No Garmin gear in my new panel.

Steve

Comment by Jerry Griego on December 7, 2017 at 6:09pm

We know Garmin is good. Tell us the important part , How Much Money.

Comment by Wayne Woloshin on December 7, 2017 at 2:45pm

Wow, Looks Great !

Comment by Sebastien Heintz on December 7, 2017 at 1:57pm

Robert Riat (center, from Kansas) picked up the complete Garmin G3X package (shown here) for his Zenith STOL CH 750 aircraft that he is finishing from a kit.
From left: Sebastien Heintz,John Hupe, Riat, Brian Hupe (Garmin sales manager for Experimental aircraft) and Roger Dubbert.

Brian Hupe, Garmin aviation sales manager for Experimental aircraft, demonstrates the G3X flight display system. Robert Riat (second from left) picked up the complete Garmin G3X package for his Zenith STOL CH 750 aircraft that he is finishing from a kit in Kansas.