Garmin GPSMAP 495 Unit For Pilots Is Coming In April
Coming as a flight-navigation variant of GPSMAP 496, the GPSMAP 495 is designed for pilots who want to get an exact information to fly safely from/to a destination area/airport. This portable aviation device features Garmin’s SafeTaxi airport diagrams, Garmin’s Smart Airspace, AOPA’s Airport Directory data, enhanced high-resolution terrain database, aviation database with private airports and heliports, accelerated GPS update rate, and European VFR reporting waypoints. The Garmin GPSMAP 495 will retails for $1,595.
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Wow the 495 looks awesome and expensive.
I think a device for pilots is going to be really expensive because the cost of development is being spread by much fewer devices….. compared to an item thats produced for the general public: like a normal GPS device.