Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics has introduced the Flex MD23 Custom Function Display, a new series of forward-fit and retrofit displays that can be customized to fit hundreds of applications.
According to Mid-Continent, Flex is “a custom display, controller, and data converter, all-in-one.”
What is unique about Flex is that Mid-Continent has already obtained FAA certification for the hardware and the software that runs inside the instrument. All that remains is for the customer to work with Mid-Continent on the design of what shows up on the Flex’s display and how it interacts with the aircraft, and the result is a much quicker method of adding display functionality and system control into many aircraft types.
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According to Mid-Continent, Flex is “a custom display, controller, and data converter, all-in-one.”
What is unique about Flex is that Mid-Continent has already obtained FAA certification for the hardware and the software that runs inside the instrument. All that remains is for the customer to work with Mid-Continent on the design of what shows up on the Flex’s display and how it interacts with the aircraft, and the result is a much quicker method of adding display functionality and system control into many aircraft types.
Visit http://www.ainonline.com for all the latest on the aviation industry.
If you’ve enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs-up, share it, and subscribe to our channel.
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