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What program are you using to draw these mate?

If your shunt looks to be still OK and connections are all tight, have a look at the fuses that come off the shunt. There should be two. I have had these become intermittent and cause what you are seeing. The fuses are cheap, just put a couple of new ones in there, and clean the fuseholders up.

Hi Dan. I had the exact same error on a customers pretty new system in a Jabiru. Was intermittent, and then hard faulted. Dynon repaired it under warranty quite quickly.

If you haven't done the AoA calibration procedure, then you will have no indication on the SkyView for AoA at all. After you do the calibration, then the AoA widget will appear. The calibration procedure does seem simplistic, but it works. Follow the on screen instructions exactly during the...

Have you entered the correct transducer type in the configuration?

Have you put a valid tail number and hex code in the aircraft setup page?

The Vans RV is similar. Even with 70 litre tanks, the fuel sender float tops out at about 55 litres, so that's where the fuel quantity system stops seeing a change in the signal during the fuel calibration. In this case, it will read 55+ with full tanks, even though it knows the tank capacity...

I install commercial UHF radios in aircraft very often. They are used extensively here in Australia for mustering and station work, as well as marine UHF/VHF maritime work. I use a NAT AA34-300 commercial radio interface unit (now made by Cobham) to interface the mic, audio and PTT to aircraft...

The inflight setup screen only takes up half the screen, as opposed to when you are on the ground where it takes the whole screen. You will still see the PFD with airspeed, altitude, etc, on the left hand side of the screen, and the setup window on the right.

Looks like it is a standard resistance sender. Connect one of the senders leads to a good earth, the other one connect to the Dynon wire for that tank.

The certified Dynon installation uses the P-Leads at the ignition key switch, with some resistors. The sensor that screws into the magneto are usually part of a kit from JPI or Electronics International, approved under their STC's

I have installed Dynon servos in where a Trutrak was fitted. The Dynon servos bolted straight into the Trutrak brackets. The Dynon and Trutrak servos look pretty much identical. Bendix-King bought Trutrak, so I would think the servo brackets from a BK Aerocruze would fit the Dynon servos.

First thing to go in the rubbish bin when I unpack an EMS engine kit 👌

Honestly, it sounds like a bad probe. If you have a bad connection, which is in essence an open circuit, the Dynon will display a red X over that probe on the screen. Easy way to fault find is to swap the wiring over between the suspect probe and the cylinder next to it, leaving the probes where...

Sounds like your D100 is not mounted level with the roll axis, or there is an internal problem. Simplest way to tell would be to remove the D100, and sit it flat on a floor or bench that you have determined is actually level, with a spirit level for example. Turn the unit on with the internal...

@jnmeade did you find the trouble in the end?

Just out of interest, have you tried modifying the automatic dimming via the setup pages? You should be able to set the minimum brightness there.

The dimensions are on page 15-25 of the install manual I'm sure you only need to use the dimmer panel with the SE, for a HDX you can make your own out of a suitable potentiometer of your choice.

You can put an external ident button in. Pin 20 of the SV-XPNDR to ground, through a normally open momentary switch.

The harness (SV-HARNESS-D37) is not included with any HDX screen I've bought. It's always been a separate item.