Garmin GTX 327

The GTX 327 transponder offers a solid state transmitter giving 200 watts nominal power output. This eliminates the need for a cavity tube which, sooner or later, will fail and require expensive replacement. It also means no warm up time, lower power consumption and much lower heat emission. This all translates into longer service life.

The display is an easy to read LCD yellow-on-black whilst an innovative keypad makes entering the squawk code simple. A dedicated VFR button allows for quick selection of the 7000 squawk code.

Additional functionality includes several timing and display functions: flight time, count-up timer, count-down timer, or current pressure altitude.

Further Information
Specifications, Accessories, and User Manual available on the Garmin GTX 327 web page.

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