Mission and Market

Since 2003 VR Avionics have been striving to provide quality electronic equipment for aircraft in order to make flying safer and more rewarding.

Our main goal is to provide system components that aircraft owners and pilots can trust to reliably perform their intended functions. Equally important is to make provision that if the system should fail that it at least fails gracefully.

We do not only cater for the pilot and aircraft owner, but also try to make to job of the installer and/or maintainer of the aircraft easier. We build into system components the ability to differenciate between faults and communicate the specifics.

Our electronic equipment do service mostly onboard turbine-powered aircraft that range from 6-seat luxury cabin-class types to high-performance single-seat aerobatic planes. Aerial application aircraft employed in agriculture and fire-fighting are also increasingly being equipped with our products.

Latest News

Fuel monitoring for TSLM-M601 via new FAM

Our new FAM (Fuel and Auxiliary Module) adds fuel computing plus new start control features to Walter M601 TSLM installations. This unit mounts into the back of the VR-3PD display and enables the latter to indicate parameters such as fuel flow rate, fuel used, fuel remaining, and fuel endurance (time to empty). » Read further

Walter M601 Start Control, Limiting and More

We provide an integrated "auto" start controller, protection limiter, engine monitor and event recorder for the Walter M601 turboprop engine. It oversees the complete start at the press of a button with features to make starting as safe and trouble-free as possible. It even records every start, as well as any parameter exceed during flight, in extreme detail which you may later download and review. » Read further

Propeller De-Icing

For propeller driven aircraft we provide an advanced propeller de-icing (hot-prop) system. Our PDC controller will apply electrical de-icing to aircraft propeller blades, monitor the current flow in the process and indicate correct or otherwise de-icing operation through annunciation lights. » Read further

Turbine Engine Information

The system enables EFIS and engine monitoring systems to indicate engine and fuel readings for turbine engines. The EIU collects the information from many engine and airframe sensors and communicates the processed information in a serial format. » Read further

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