Eligibility comes before price
GFC autopilot projects should begin with aircraft model, variant and installed avionics. The wrong eligibility assumption can make a quote unusable.
Autopilot fitment guidance for Garmin GFC requests
GFC autopilot requests depend heavily on aircraft eligibility, installed avionics and the requested project scope. This guide helps prepare the right information before pricing.
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GFC autopilot projects should begin with aircraft model, variant and installed avionics. The wrong eligibility assumption can make a quote unusable.
Current autopilot, servos, displays, flight instruments and navigators influence the correct Garmin path and supporting parts.
If the request is for a servo, bracket, kit or support part, include the exact part number and system background.

Use this decision aid with the existing guide. Confirm the exact aircraft, configuration and current manufacturer data before ordering.
| Decision | First consideration | Second consideration | Before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aircraft identity | Exact make, model, serial and relevant modifications. | Check the current approved model list and installation data. | A family name is insufficient to establish eligibility. |
| System configuration | Current displays, navigation sources and installed autopilot. | Requested axes, supported options and required components. | Confirm the exact controller, servos and installation kit. |
| Project scope | Removal of legacy items and mechanical/electrical work. | Documentation, testing and return-to-service process. | Obtain aircraft-specific confirmation from the installer. |
Illustrative example — not a real customer case
Two illustrative aircraft have the same family name but different serials and modifications. One generic system quotation is requested for both.
The comparison now has an explicit scope. This illustrative case does not approve a model, quote a price or promise a completion date.
Use this guide to prepare a request. Exact suitability, installation eligibility, applicable documentation and service scope are confirmed for the specific equipment and application.
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Published by Nisso Dekalo Ltd., using the cited manufacturer and regulator publications and our equipment-enquiry process. Our laboratory and offices support local enquiries; aircraft and helicopter installation and maintenance work is carried out at Avir-Rom (1993). The worked examples and original diagrams are illustrations. Exact suitability and work scope are reviewed for the particular equipment and application.
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An aircraft-family name is an enquiry starting point. Eligibility depends on the exact aircraft and current approved data; an older announcement or a product photograph is not a complete fitment check.
| Situation / option | Compare | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Aircraft identity | Exact make/model, serial number and modifications; any AML serial exclusions and applicable approval basis. | Have the installer identify the current AML/STC and applicable aircraft documents. |
| Existing system | Attitude source, navigator, controller, servos, axes and options. Similar family names do not establish an approved combination. | Submit an installed-equipment list and separate what will remain from what will change. |
| Component versus system | A servo request needs its exact P/N and system context. A system request also needs kit, installation and documentation scope. | Ask for an itemised package and aircraft-specific confirmation before purchase. |
Replace the bracketed fields with your actual details. Keep unknown information marked unknown. This is a request template, not an order.
Exact aircraft model / serial / modifications: Two DEMO aircraft; exact model/serial/modification lists kept separately Current attitude source / navigator / autopilot: Existing display, navigator and autopilot list attached Required axes, functions and component P/Ns: Request system scope and separately identified component requirements Installer, current approval reference and requested date: Installer to identify current applicable approval references before an offer is accepted
Document identifiers and revisions below describe the cited references. Confirm the current applicable revision for the exact equipment before work or supply.
Nisso Dekalo Ltd supports Garmin Aviation enquiries in Israel. Verify the current dealer listing through Garmin, then send the exact aircraft and part-number context needed for an accurate quotation.
Use Garmin’s official dealer locator to confirm the current Aviation listing and contact details before purchase.
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Requests are checked against the aircraft, installed avionics, exact Garmin model, accessories, documentation and required date.
Send the aircraft make/model, current avionics, exact Garmin model or part number, required accessories and target date. Compatibility and approved installation data are confirmed for the specific aircraft before ordering.
GFC™ 500 Digital Autopilot
GFC-500AP-00
GFC™ 500X Digital Autopilot
G3X-000AP-00
GFC™ 600 Digital Autopilot
GFC-600AP-00
GFC™ 600H Flight Control System
GFC-0600H-00
GFC™ 700
010-GFC700-00
Kit, GFC 500 Install, 172RG, Pitch Trim Option
Kit, GFC 500 Install, 172RG, Pitch Trim Option
Kit, GFC 500 Install, 2 Axis, Piper PA-28-235
Kit, GFC 500 Install, 2 Axis, Piper PA-28-235
Kit, GFC 500 Install, 2 Servo, 177
Kit, GFC 500 Install, 2 Servo, 177
A rough request may be possible, but a useful quote requires aircraft and installed-equipment context.
Yes, but include the part number and the system context so the request can be checked properly.