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NBAA Convention News 2011
Avionics
Lexavia Near Certification Of EVS On AS355 TwinStar
A new entrant to the infrared enhanced-vision system (EVS) market, Lexavia, is about to receive FAA certification of its first camera/display installation,
Lexavia’s small lightweight LFS 6000 EVS camera is among the units on display at the company’s booth.
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Harry Weisberger
• Contributor
October 11, 2011
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