Drop-in uAvionix instruments and a Garmin GPS add modern capabilities and utility without breaking the budget.

A couple folks over at the Radionavigation Lab at UT Austin successfully spoofed GPS to take control of a small helicopter drone this weekend. Of course, this attracted the attention of the ...

Garmin GRMN is leaving no stone unturned to ... Additionally, the company introduced affordable COMM and NAV/COMM radios with a slim 1.3-inch bezel height form factor, featuring a full-color ...

Garmin Ltd. is a holding company, which engages in the provision of navigation, communications and information devices, most of which are enabled by Global Positioning System (GPS) technology.

Roger Revelle is equipped with an extensive suite of navigation and communications ... HAND-HELD RADIOS - The ship normally carries portable VHF and UHF marine radios. They are used for internal ...

A GPS navigation unit that is built into the dashboard of a vehicle. Aftermarket units that replace the factory head unit may include AM/FM/HD and satellite radio as well as hands-free cellular.

Advanced Radio Communications is a leading supplier of Two-Way Radio products. We handle a wide line of P25 interoperable Radio Equipment. In addition we also are a discount supplier for Federal ...

The iPad is a great tool for pilots of all skill levels, from airline captains to student pilots. In addition to displaying ...

Following in the footsteps of Fitbit, Garmin tapped its GPS ... but also run all sorts of communications, entertainment, productivity, navigation and other types of apps. When you add GPS and ...

This watch can also serve as a powerful sleep monitor and sleep coach, as well as a communications ... durable smartwatch yet. Garmin is known for its advanced GPS and navigational tools and ...

We were spared, but many of our friends were not. You know what I’m talking about—Hurricane Helene. Last week, Helene ravaged ...

While there were some radio frequency navigation systems like LORAN and Gee, these are nearly all gone in favor of GPS. Would a disruption of these services be a big deal? Probably not ...