DCS: NS 430 Navigation System

The NS 430 GPS navigation system, is an optional add-on module for most DCS World aircraft. It provides powerful, yet intuitive, navigation and radio communications options to supplement the navigation and radio systems already integrated into your aircraft. The NS 430 is particularly useful for older aircraft with less sophisticated navigation and communication systems.

This module provides ability to display the NS 430 as a pop-up window in almost all aircraft (except for those that have their own advanced navigation systems like the A-10C, Ka-50 and F/A-18C).

The NS 430 can also also be separately purchased as an integrated cockpit panel option for DCS: Mi-8MTV2 and DCS: L-39 Albatros.

The NS 430 was introduced in 1997 and quickly became aviation's most popular GPS. Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) capability was added in 2006. The sharp, clear display and intuitive button layout of the NS 430 made it the standard for general aviation around the world.

The DCS NS 430 includes:
Dozens of user interface screens

Chapter and Page layout functionality

Moving map capability

Serves as both a communications radio, navigation radio, and GPS receiver

Concentric knobs are used to navigate the various pages, scroll through data, and enter information

Options to configure to displays based on user preference

The device supports navigation on next maps: Caucasus, Nevada, Normandy 1944 and Persian Gulf