CESSNA 337B — Systems Description

This document provides an overview of the instrumentation systems in the 1973 Cessna Skymaster 337, detailing the various types of instruments and their functionalities. It covers the aircraft's pitot-static system, electrical instruments, GPS instrumentation, and the redundancy of these systems for operational safety.

• The Cessna Skymaster 337 features a mix of round dial gauges and modern GPS systems.
• Instrumentation varies significantly between individual aircraft.
• The pitot-static system includes a pitot port and static ports on the left wing brace.
• The aircraft has both air-operated gyros and electric instruments for redundancy.
• The MX 20 Multi Function Display (MFD) is IFR certified and works with an Apollo GX-55 GPS.
• Flight Cheetah MFDs provide VFR capabilities and additional features like wind measurement.
• The aircraft's instrumentation is designed for visibility and accessibility, even in challenging conditions.
• Redundant systems ensure some instruments remain operational if others fail.