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AUTOPILOT SELECTION GUIDE & PRICE LIST The NEW February 1, 2001

TABLE OF CONTENTS How To Use This Selection Guide... 2 Rate Based vs. Attitude Based Autopilots... 2 S-TEC s Building Block Design Philosophy... 2 S-TEC s Packaging Philosophy... 3 Installation of S-TEC Autopilots... 3 Glossary of Terms... 3 Features & Functions Spreadsheet... 4 Single Axis Autopilots Roll Twenty... 5 40... 5 60-1... 5 Pitch Thirty ALT... 6 60 PSS... 6 Yaw Yaw Damper... 6 Primary Two Axis Autopilots Roll & Pitch Thirty... 7 50... 7 Full Function Two Axis Autopilots Roll & Pitch Fifty Five X... 8 60-2... 8 65... 9... 10 Upgrade Kits... 10 Optional Equipment... 11 How To Use This Selection Guide 1. The information which follows will introduce you to the S-TEC product line allowing you to choose the autopilot system which is best for you and your aircraft. 2. Review the autopilot systems S-TEC offers for the features and functions you want. We have also included noninstalled Manufacturer s Suggested Retail Prices so you can make the value judgements required in deciding which system to install. (Note: Unless otherwise noted, prices do not include installation kits.) 3. Review the specific differences between the autopilots which fit your functional requirements, including the packaging variations which impact your instrument panel requirements. 4. Once you have selected an autopilot, the next step is to contact an S-TEC dealer to get a quotation for an installed price which will include the installation kit. Rate Based vs. Attitude Based Autopilots In General Aviation singles, light twins, and turboprops, rate systems have a number of significant advantages over attitude systems. Safety The electric turn coordinator rate gyro does not depend upon the aircraft vacuum system or attitude gyro. If either the vacuum system or attitude gyro fails, or its performance is degraded, the turn coordinator and the autopilot are completely unaffected. A Rate Gyro will not tumble due to unusual attitudes. For this reason, pilots are instructed to use the Turn & Bank or Turn Coordinator instrument to level the wings during recoveries from an unusual attitude. Reliability - Rate gyros are inherently very reliable. An S-TEC autopilot turn coordinator rotor spins at about 1/3 rd the speed of the rotor in an attitude gyro and therefore has a much longer MTBF, over 8000 hrs. Reliability is not always measured by total failure. Gyros often suffer performance degradation over a period of time due to bearing wear. Bearing wear in an attitude gyro causes precession which is reflected in the performance of the autopilot. Rate gyros continue to function with worn bearings to a high level of performance until the spin motor fails. The S-TEC pitch axis rate sensor, an accelerometer, has an MTBF of greater than 20,000 hrs. Performance - Because they do not tumble, rate gyros will function in any attitude and are not damaged or worn excessively by unusual attitudes. In addition, since a consistent turn rate requires a lower bank angle at lower airspeeds, rate autopilots often provide better aircraft turn control at low airspeed. S-TEC s Building Block Design Philosophy All S-TEC autopilot systems use hardware, servos, and sensors common throughout the product line. This commonality gives the aircraft owner significant advantages in serviceability, reliability, and overall cost. It is also the foundation of the S-TEC Upgrade/Trade-In program that gives an autopilot buyer the option of buying a system today and upgrading it to a system with more features and functions later. 2

S-TEC s Packaging Philosophy (how they fit in the instrument panel) S-TEC is the industry leader in General Aviation autopilots. We have become the leader because we work very hard responding to the needs of the aircraft owner. In all aircraft, old or new, the panel space required for the autopilot is a consideration in an avionics upgrade. That s precisely the reason we offer systems with similar features and functionality in more than one configuration. As you study this Selection Guide you ll be able to choose the autopilot features and functions you want in the configuration that best meets your panel layout requirements. Installation of S-TEC Autopilots Autopilots are unique in aviation electronics since proper installation requires the expertise of both an electronics technician and an airframe mechanic. The systems must be integrated into the avionics package as well as with the primary flight controls of the airplane. For these reasons, trained S-TEC Authorized Dealers must install S-TEC autopilots. The S-TEC Warranty is valid only if this policy is followed. The only exception to this is installation in an experimental airplane. Glossary of Terms 3-Axis Autopilot - this phrase is often misused in talking about autopilot capabilities. Some use it to mean roll, heading hold and altitude hold. Since the first two functions are both roll axis functions and altitude hold is a pitch function, most autopilots are 2 axis systems. An S-TEC 3-axis autopilot will control the flight of the aircraft in roll, pitch and yaw. (This definition is not intended to address the autopilot requirements in FAR 135.105(c)1) Control Wheel Steering a feature found only on the Fifty Five X. This feature allows the pilot to interrupt the autopilot flight by pressing and holding a CWS switch on the control wheel and then manually placing the aircraft in a specific rate of turn and vertical speed. Release of the button reengages the autopilot to the rate of turn and vertical speed set by the pilot. Course Deviation Warning an annunciation given to alert the pilot that there is significant deviation in the course tracking. This is especially valuable during approach tracking. Dual Mode Intercept this function allows the pilot to follow the ATC controller s instruction fly heading 060 until intercepting the localizer, then cleared for the approach. By simultaneously pressing both the HDG and the NAV buttons with both lighting up, the autopilot will fly the HDG bug until the NAV needle begins to center. At that time the HDG Annunciator will extinguish and the autopilot will complete the intercept and track. Intercept angles other than the standard 45 are selectable. Dual mode intercept is also available in REV navigation mode. Gain the variable signal strength from the autopilot computer to the servos for different autopilot functions. We use a higher gain, and therefore more authority over the servos, during the more aggressive localizer tracking than the gain used when flying NAV enroute. GPSS by S-TEC The GPS Steering function is optional for all S-TEC autopilots and dramatically improves enroute and approach GPS navigation tracking. Normal NAV tracking uses heading data and course deviation shown as CDI or HSI needle deflection. GPSS by S-TEC flies the roll steering commands output by many of the newer GPS Navigators. Theoretically, the GPS computer always knows where it is located and, based on the flight plan programmed by the pilot, where it is going. The GPS computer processes this information into right and left steering commands. These are then sent to the autopilot that flies the airplane in response to these commands navigating the GPS course very accurately. Currently, some GPS navigators have roll steering capability for enroute flight and limited approach transition procedures. As GPS database inventories grow to include full approach procedures, the GPSS by S-TEC will be ready to fly them. Tracker vs. Coupler - S-TEC autopilots have trackers or couplers. The essential difference is the ability to calculate and fly the intercept of an enroute or approach navigation signal. A tracker does not have the ability to fly an intercept. In order to operate a tracker the pilot must hand fly the airplane, or use the heading bug on the DG, to a point on the navigation course where the CDI indication is centered and the aircraft is flying in the direction of the navigation course. At that point the tracker can be engaged to track the course. In the systems equipped with couplers which require a heading system, the autopilot will calculate the intercept angle, then fly the aircraft to execute the intercept turn, couple and fly the navigation course. 3

Features & Functions Spreadsheet Twenty Thirty ThirtyALT 40 50 Fifty Five X ROLL FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS Turn Coordinator s s s s s s Turn Coordinator/Roll Computer s s Turn Command Knob s s s s Heading Select & Hold (requires heading system) s s s s s s s s Navigation/Approach Tracker (track only) s s s s Navigation/Approach Coupler (intercept and track) s s s s Backcourse Mode s s s s s s Dual Mode Intercept HDG/NAV s s s s Course Deviation/Nav Flag Warning s s s s Navigation/Approach Gain Select s s s s Navigation/Approach Gain Automatic s s s s Roll Modifier GPSS s 60-1 60-2 65 60 PSS PITCH FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS Altitude Hold s s s s s s s Altitude Trim s s s s Trim Annunciation s s s s s s s Vertical Speed Command s s s s Digital Vertical Speed Select s Glideslope Coupler s s s s Automatic Electric Trim (where STC'd) s Pitch Modifier OTHER FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS Turn Coordinator/Mode Selector s s 3 ATI Panel Mounted Mode Selector s s s s Radio Stack Mounted Mode Selector/Computer s Pedestal Mount Mode Selector s Control Wheel Steering s Remote Computer s s s s s s Remote Annunciator s OPTIONS Directional Gyro o o o o o o o o HSI o o o o o o o o Flight Director o o o Altitude Selector/Alerter o o o o Control Wheel Mode Select o o o o Remote Annunciator o x Automatic Electric Trim (where STC'd) o o x o Manual Electric Trim (where STC'd) o o o o o o o o o Yaw Damper (where STC'd) o o o o o o o o o o GPSS Converter o o o o o o o x = standard o = optional 4

SINGLE AXIS AUTOPILOTS - Roll Lighted 3 Turn Coordinator / Roll Axis Computer Turn Command in "ST" Stabilizer Mode Low and High Gain VOR/LOC/GPS Tracking Control Wheel Mode Selection Manual Electric Trim 5.1 2.3 $4,695 (1) SYSTEM 40 Lighted 3 Turn Coordinator 3 ATI Panel Mounted Turn Command in "STB" Stabilizer Mode VOR/LOC/REV/GPS Tracking Manual Electric Trim 7.1 3.2 $4,695 (1) SYSTEM 60-1 Lighted 3 Turn Coordinator 3 ATI Panel Mounted Programmer - Remote Computer Course Intercept Capability NAV Mode Dual Mode - Heading/NAV VOR/LOC/REV/GPS Coupling with 3 Gain Levels VOR/LOC/REV/GPS Course Deviation and NAV Flag Warning Manual Electric Trim 13.2 6.0 $5,195 Notes: 1. Some turboprop aircraft system prices are slightly higher. Check with S-TEC or your S-TEC Dealer. * Weight shown is the total of the system major components. The weight of installation hardware and the wiring harness are not included. images not to scale. 5

SINGLE AXIS AUTOPILOTS - Pitch Stand Alone or Add On to Existing Roll Axis Autopilot Panel Mounted Selector Switch - Remote Computer Altitude Hold Only 4.0 1.8 $3,695 (1) Control Wheel Engage / Disengage Manual Electric Trim SYSTEM 60 PSS Pitch Stabilization Stand Alone or Add On to Existing Roll Axis Autopilot Panel Mounted Programmer - Remote Computer Altitude Hold GS Coupling Vertical Speed Command 7.3 3.3 $5,795 Automatic Electric Pitch Trim Altitude Selector/Alerter YAW DAMPER YAW DAMPER Panel Mounted ON / OFF Switch Rudder Trim Control Remote Mounted Sensor / Amplifier Automatic ON / OFF Mode Integrated with Roll & Pitch Autopilot 3.8 1.7 $3,795 (1) Notes: 1. Some turboprop aircraft system prices are slightly higher. Check with S-TEC or your S-TEC Dealer. * Weight shown is the total of the system major components. The weight of installation hardware and the wiring harness are not included. images not to scale. 6

PRIMARY TWO AXIS AUTOPILOTS - Roll & Pitch Lighted 3 Turn Coordinator / Roll Axis Computer Remote Pitch Axis Computer Turn Command in "ST" Stabilizer Mode Altitude Hold with Remote Engage / Disengage Low and High Gain VOR/LOC/GPS Tracking 9.1 4.1 $7,295 (1) Control Wheel Mode Selection Manual Electric Trim SYSTEM 50 Lighted 3 Turn Coordinator 3 ATI Panel Mounted Turn Command in "STB" Stabilizer Mode Altitude Hold VOR/LOC/REV/GPS Tracking Automatic Self Test 10.0 4.5 $7,295 (1) Control Wheel Altitude Engage / Disengage Manual Electric Trim Notes: 1. Some turboprop aircraft system prices are slightly higher. Check with S-TEC or your S-TEC Dealer. * Weight shown is the total of the system major components. The weight of installation hardware and the wiring harness are not included. images not to scale. 7

FULL FUNCTION TWO AXIS AUTOPILOTS - Roll & Pitch Lighted 3 Turn Coordinator Avionics Stack Mounted Control Wheel Steering Altitude Hold with Altitude Trim Course Intercept Capability NAV Mode Dual Mode - HDG/NAV or HDG/APR VOR/LOC/GS/REV/GPS Coupling with 3 Gain Levels VOR/LOC/GS/REV/GPS Course Deviation and NAV Flag Warning Digital Vertical Speed Command GPSS Roll Steering Mode 14.2 6.5 $12,995 (1) Remote Mode Annunciator Flight Director (Requires Remote Annunciator) Automatic Electric Pitch Trim Altitude Selector/Alerter SYSTEM 60-2 19.5 8.9 $10,195 Lighted 3 Turn Coordinator 3 ATI Panel Mounted Programmer Remote Roll and Pitch Computers Altitude Hold with Altitude Trim Course Intercept Capability NAV Mode Dual Mode - HDG/NAV or HDG/APR VOR/LOC/GS/REV/GPS Coupling with 3 Gain Levels VOR/LOC/GS/REV/GPS Course Deviation and NAV Flag Warning Vertical Speed Command Flight Director Automatic Electric Pitch Trim Altitude Selector/Alerter Notes: 1. Some turboprop aircraft system prices are slightly higher. Check with S-TEC or your S-TEC Dealer. * Weight shown is the total of the system major components. The weight of installation hardware and the wiring harness are not included. images not to scale. 8

FULL FUNCTION TWO AXIS AUTOPILOTS - Roll & Pitch SYSTEM 65 15.8 7.2 $15,595 (1) Lighted 3 Turn Coordinator Pedestal or Panel Mounted Programmer Remote Roll and Pitch Computers Panel Mounted Remote Annunciator Altitude Hold with Altitude Trim Course Intercept Capability NAV Mode Dual Mode - HDG/NAV or HDG/APR VOR/LOC/GS/REV/GPS Coupling with 3 Gain Levels VOR/LOC/GS/REV/GPS Course Deviation and NAV Flag Warning Vertical Speed Command Automatic Pitch Trim Flight Director Altitude Selector/Alerter Notes: 1. Some turboprop aircraft system prices are slightly higher. Check with S-TEC or your S-TEC Dealer. * Weight shown is the total of the system major components. The weight of installation hardware and the wiring harness are not included. images not to scale. 9

GPSS ROLL STEERING CONVERTER ST-901 GPSS ROLL STEERING CONVERTER Available to convert all S-TEC autopilots without integral GPSS to GPSS Steering. Converts the heading channel of the autopilot to the GPSS Channel for roll steering capability. (REQUIRES GPS NAVIGATOR THAT OUTPUTS GPS ROLL STEERING SIGNALS) 0.3 0.14 $995 UPGRADE KITS SUGGESTED UNIT FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS RETAIL Mod Kit Thirty Mod Kit 50 Mod Kit 60-1 Mod Kit 60-2 Contains all necessary components, hardware, and cables to upgrade a single axis Twenty to a two-axis Thirty. Contains all necessary components, hardware, and cables to upgrade a single axis 40 to a two-axis 50. Includes factory upgrade of 40 programmer. Contains all necessary components, hardware, and cables to upgrade a 60 PSS to a two-axis 60-2. Includes factory exchange of programmer at no charge. (HEADING SYSTEM IS OPTIONAL.) Contains all necessary components, hardware, and cables to upgrade a single axis 60-1 to a two-axis 60-2. Includes factory upgrade of 60-1 programmer. $2,895 (1)(2) $2,895 (1)(2) $4,895 (2) $5,595 (2) Notes: 1. Some turboprop aircraft system prices are slightly higher. Check with S-TEC or your S-TEC Dealer. 2. Includes installation kit. 3. This system requires an operating transponder & encoding altimeter or blind encoder. * Weight shown is the total of the system major components. The weight of installation hardware and the wiring harness are not included. images not to scale. 10

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT UNIT DESCRIPTION (lbs) (kg) RETAIL DIRECTIONAL GYRO INSTRUMENT Lighted. Available as option on Twenty, Thirty, 40, 50, 60-1, 60-2, Fifty Five X and 65. ST-361 SINGLE CUE FLIGHT DIRECTOR ARTIFICIAL HORIZON INSTRUMENT Lighted (V Bar). Available on Fifty Five X, 60-2, and 65. 3 ATI size. (Requires ST-645 for use with Fifty Five X.) ST-361P SINGLE CUE FLIGHT DIRECTOR ARTIFICIAL HORIZON INSTRUMENT WITH STABILIZATION PICK-OFF Lighted (V Bar). Available on Fifty Five X, 60-2, and 65. 3 ATI size. (Requires ST-645 for use with Fifty Five X). ST-670 SINGLE CUE FD INTERFACE For use with the 60-2 & 65 when interfaced with one of the following FD: P/N 01180 - King KI 256 or EFIS 40/50 P/N 01180-1 - Collins 329B-7R ST-360 ALTITUDE SELECTOR/ALERTER (LCD) SYSTEM Available on Fifty Five X, 60-2, 60 PSS, and 65. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC TRIM Available where approved for Fifty Five X, 60-2 and 60 PSS. (Check STC listings). MANUAL ELECTRIC TRIM Available where approved for Twenty, Thirty, 40, 50, 60-1, 60-2, and 60 PSS, Also available without autopilot. (Check STC listings). ST-180 HSI SLAVED COMPASS SYSTEM Panel mounted HSI, Remote Gyro, Slaving Panel, and Flux Sensor. Totally electric. ST-500 HDG/CRS AC to DC CONVERTER ST-645 REMOTE LCD ANNUNCIATOR for SYSTEM FIFTY FIVE X P/N 01188 Non FD (Optional) P/N 01188-1 Required with ST-361 S-TEC FD P/N 01188-2 Required with King KI 256 FD ST-900 SLAVED COMPASS SYSTEM For use with the Sandel 3 Color Map HSI. Totally Electric. 3.4 1.5 3.0 1.4 3.2 1.5 1.3 0.6 6.7 3.0 $2,895 $6,295 $7,895 $1,095 $3,295 (2)(3) $2,295 $1,795 $ 11,995 (2) $695 $795 $4,795 11

Contact your nearest dealer for STC approvals. Prices are effective February 1, 2001 and are subject to change without notice. In order to satisfy S-TEC / Meggitt s policy of continual product improvement, specifications and design may be changed without notice. P/N 86194 0101 10K One S-TEC Way Municipal Airport Mineral Wells, Texas 76067-9236 www.s-tec.com Phone: (940) 325-9406; 1-800-USA-S-TEC Fax: (940) 325-3904