Davtron MB800 Series Digital Clock
ForThe Beechcraft Bonanza
General Description
Features
• Two– button control system is natural and error free. Setting operations are identical for both alarm and time setting (US Patent #4,486,077)• Universal Time is in 24 hour format
• Local time in 12 hour or 24 hour format, user selectable.
• Elapsed Time counter is from one second to 99 hours, 59 minutes.
• Elapsed Time countdown timer is from one second to one hour.
• Elapsed Time alarm is activated when countdown reaches zero.
• Alarm flashes display and has external output for optional audio alarm.
• Liquid Crystal Display has high contrast in bright sunlight and uniform night illumination. The display has an ultraviolet filter to prevent sunlight damage.
• NVIS Lighting Green A MIL–STD–3009 otpion available.
• FAA–PMA Approved
Specifications
• Universal Time: 24 hour format• Local Time: 12 or 24 hour format.
• Elapsed Time Count Up: Starts in minutes, seconds, then hours, minutes up to 99:59 hours.
• Elapsed Time Alarm: Activates at zero when counting down.
• Internal Lighting: 230 mA at 5V, 120 mA at 14V, 50 mA at 28V (specify voltage when ordering)
• NVIS Lighting: Option Green A
• Keep Alive Current: .004 Amps, 14V to 24V
• Voltage: 12V to 30V. (Specify internal lighting when ordering)
• Warranty: 1 year.
About Davtron
Davtron's design and manufacturing of avionics instruments began in the late 1960s when digital technology was just beginning. Dave Torresdal, a young pilot in Redwood City, California had an idea for a better way to tune an ADF indicator. He designed, engineered, and flight tested a digital indicator in his 1958 Commanche, and soon other local pilots were clamoring to buy one. Dave's second product was the 811B digital clock which has sold over 40,000 units worldwide and is still in production today.
