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            PRIMARY EIS CAPABILITIES              
            COMPREHENSIVE INDICATIONS
              
            PERCENT POWER
              
            CHT/EGT MONITORING
              
            LEAN ASSIST MODE
              
            NORMALIZED (NRM) MODE
              
            PILOT ADVISORIES
              
            EXCEEDANCES ALERTING
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            AUTOMATIC DATA LOGGING
              
            DOWNLOAD WITH A GSB™ 15 CHARGING HUB
              
            STREAM TO GARMIN PILOT
              
            VIEW AT FLYGARMIN.COM
              
            ANALYZE DATA
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            FUEL QUANTITY
              
            FUEL FLOW
              
            INTEGRATED FUEL COMPUTER
              
            USER-SELECTABLE FIELDS
              
            AIRCRAFT TIMERS
              
            FLIGHT SUMMARY DATA
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Havent actually turned it on yet, but, I must mention the following to potential buyers: If you are buying this with the probe kit you will at least need extension wire to go from the CHT and EGT probes to the GEA 24. Honestly, if you are considering this, buy it a few weeks before your installation is scheduled, so you can read the install manual and identify/gather all the parts/probes/resistors/fuses you will need to complete it. Were doing manifold pressure, fuel flow, fuel pressure, and oil temp, and Ive had to buy the sensors Garmin identifies in the manual for those (Spruce had them, hallelujah, love Spruce!!) Also, the GI275 install manual does not have the physical pin/plug identification for the GEA24. We found it in the GI275 maintenance manual: you will need it!
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We have posted the AML for the GI 275 in the Documents section. Please download and review there.
Per the installation manual revision 3 acceptable: 
FT60 - part # 10-01196 
FT90 - part # 10-01224 
700900-1 - part # 10-27089 
700900-2 - part # 10-27094
Per the installation manual revision 3 acceptable: 
FT60 - part # 10-01196 
FT90 - part # 10-01224 
700900-1 - part # 10-27089 
700900-2 - part # 10-27094
Yes, per the installation manual Rev 1 page 21: Manifold pressure can be measured using the GI 275 (Part 11-17865).
Yes, fuel pressure can be added to this. There are a number of approved sensors per the installation manual.
This uses resistive floats or digital ones such as the CIES line of senders.
Based on the following, it does both. A start-up screen displays flight hours and engine hours, along with the Fuel Remaining Button. Flight hours are metered when airborne; if the MFI is not able to assess the air/ground state, flight hours are metered when the engine RPM exceeds 1,250 RPM. Engine hours are metered any time engine oil pressure exceeds 5 psi.
Garmin only provides the install manual post purchase. Once the order is placed, we can email the PDF.
Per the installation manual it will need its own probe.
Per the installation manual it can connect to the GEA24 for discrete inputs. However, none relate to landing gear.