RotorWay adds EVS to Talon
RotorWay International, which aired plans on Sunday to build and certify a two-place turbine helicopter, on Monday announced the addition of an infrared en

RotorWay International, which aired plans on Sunday to build and certify a two-place turbine helicopter, on Monday announced the addition of an infrared enhanced-vision system (EVS) as a standard factory option for both RotorWay’s A600 Talon kit-built helicopter and the new unnamed Rolls-Royce 300-powered model.

RotorWay president Grant Norwitz said the Forward Vision EVS-100, powered by Max-Viz, will add approximately $15,000 to the price of kit-built and certified helicopters. A Clarion VMA 770 video display unit designed for eye-level mounting, a $1,200 value, is included in that figure. Both the EVS-100 camera and Clarion display are installed and operating on one of the two A600 Talon helicopters at RotorWay’s booth (No. 1334).

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