Avionics
Garmin GI 275 Solves Legacy Panel Problem
Garmin's new GI 275 touchscreen electronic display is designed to replace older mechanical and electric instruments.
Four of Garmin's new GI 275 touchscreen displays installed in a Cessna 172. The rear mounting design means that installation of the new displays has no effect on the panel cover. (Photo: Garmin)
Four of Garmin's new GI 275 touchscreen displays installed in a Cessna 172. The rear mounting design means that installation of the new displays has no effect on the panel cover. (Photo: Garmin)

Garmin International today unveiled a new series of instrument panel-mounted displays that are rear-mounted into standard 3.125-inch panel cutouts, offering a simple way to replace legacy vacuum- or electric-driven instruments with capable new electronic displays. The GI 275 can replace attitude indicators, attitude direction indicators, horizontal situation indicators (HSIs), and course deviation indicators (CDIs), and it can also replace engine instruments as a primary engine indication system (EIS).


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