Garmin GTR 225 Specifications

GTR 225 series VHF Comm Radio
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Garmin innovation brings new
efficiency and performance to
airborne communications.
Maintain contact, not complexity:
Fly with Garmin's GTR 225 comm.
Want to dial up a higher degree of confidence in your flight
communications? Start with the powerful technology found
in Garmin's GTR 225 family of VHF comm transceivers.
Packed with advanced features and first-in-class database
technology, these compact, 2280-channel-capable Garmin
radios help streamline your cockpit workload with such
useful tools as automatic storage of your 20 most recently
called frequencies. The unit's familiar "flip-flop" frequency
selection scheme allows comm channels to be entered
in a standby window, and then activated with a press of
button. Plus, you can also select and store up to 15 of your
most-used frequencies (such as those for your home airport
or other oft-visited destinations) for easy recall and entry
without dialing up the numerals. A handy comm monitor
function essentially provides the utility of two receivers in
one – allowing you to listen, for example, to
ATIS transmissions or monitor other frequencies without
leaving the active ATC frequency (the active comm channel
always takes priority on incoming calls). What's more, the
unit's extensive "reverse lookup" database makes it easy
to find all the frequencies associated with a given airport
or facility (Tower, Ground, ATIS, Clearance Delivery, etc.)
just by entering the location name or station ID. The
TSO-certified GTR 225 series radios are available in versions
offering 10- or 16 watts of power output, with each
configuration featuring a built-in two-place intercom. The
basic 10-watt GTR 225 version comes with standard 25 kHz
spacing, while the 10-watt GTR 225A and 16-watt 225B can
both be set for 25 or 8.33 kHz channel spacing – to provide
a choice of smart, affordable solutions for complying with
the 8.33 comm mandate in Europe.