It was a good clock for about 6 months. Then the display quit completely. It still supplies power to my iPad via USB, but theres no clock or timer. I cant get it into the avionics shop to get their comments on it because they are up to their necks in ADS-B installations and dont want to deal with something small. I wish I still had my old mechanical clock that always worked if the planes battery supplied power.

The 2020 ADS-B installation required removing some existing King digital display avionics and a slaved (to HSI) ADF indicator head. I didnt want a plate installed in the former indicator head location. After performing several hours of research, I selected the MD-93 because of the desire to have a quality panel mounted device that would provide useful benefits. The clock display provides local time, UTC/Zulu time, flight timer, countdown timer, stopwatch functions and has a 10-year battery back-up power supply. This MD-93 model (6420093-1) USB power supply is the 2.1 amp unit (4.2 total amp) and is the model that I purchased. Using a quality made certified USB cable will allow the iPad to stay fully charged while in use. Note: If you require additional amperage, order the MD-93 model (6420093-2) with the 3.0 amp (6.0 total amp) output. To date, I have around 20 hours of total flight experience with this unit since the late January / early February 2019 installation was completed. The clock display is easily read in full sunlight and also while wearing polarized sunglasses. The night display with the auto-dimming function works well and provides the perfect amount of lighting for night use. The unit can also be connected to the lighting dimmer rheostat. I opted to not have this done during installation to help reduce installation costs. Im very satisfied with this unit.

I installed this in my plane 9 months ago. It has no problems charging my iPhone 7 and iPad Pro at the same time in flight while they are being used. I always buy good Apple cables.

Great clock & great charger! The clock is bright and easy to read. The USB charger keeps my iPad Mini 4 (running ForeFlight throughout the flight) and iPhone X (running Checklist as needed) charged so that after a 3+ hour flight when I land both are fully charged they are ready to go.

I installed this clock last month. Clock can be seen easy in direct sunlight. My iPad pro charges when in use even when cell is left on. No buzz in the headset when its charging. No noise from the lights even with engine off. Recommend this product!

Easy install, you can do it with just two wires (+12v and Ground), if you dont care about manual dimming and the device acting as a Hobbs. It dims automatically anyhow with an internal photocell, which seems to work perfectly. Its 100% readable in bright daylight and dims way, way down to save your night eyes. The flight timer can easily be jumped over to +12v if you want it to. I noticed the LEDs (or LCDs, whatever they are) emitting high pitched noise as they sometimes do, testing it on a battery. Thats at full brightness. The noise goes away as the digits dim. You cant possibly hear it with the engine running anyhow, however. Clock works as intended and saves itself with an internal battery. The stopwatch timer works either counting Up or Down, which is great. The button-feel is great and indicative of a quality product. It doesnt feel cheap. Changing settings is intuitive and barely needs more than a glance at the owners manual. USB charging seems to work as it should. Keeps my Dynon D2 and cell phone topped off. Have not tried it with an iPad yet. Beware, you do your own wiring on this product, with a separate molex crimper. The harness is not premade, sadly. All in all, very pleased with the purchase. Was willing to spend a little more than the Stratus option because I specifically wanted a legal, in-panel clock.

The clock works great but the USB is limited to 2.1 amps. It will not charge an Ipad while it is being used. It will charge one slowly if you turn it off. Needs to be minimum of 2.4 amps to charge while in use.

I bought this clock for my plane in April 2016 and I really love it. It holds accuracy incredibly well and I havent had to reset it yet. The display is easily visible on sunny days and dims nicely at night. The USB plugs work well and have no trouble charging my iPad mini while plugged in.

We are just installing the USB charger in our vintage Bonanza. We are planning for another one to be installed in our Taylorcraft which doesnt have a cigar lighter source of electricity. These chargers seem ideal to charge the portables that provide ADS-B In for our aircraft.

Nice functional unit that net requirements.

Works well in my R44 Raven Helicopter. Good replacement for the old clock and the two USB ports are great to have up front without any extra wiring running all around. My only comment is that since I have the uAvionics Nav Light ADSB out, my NAV lights have to be on all the time and this Clock enters into the night mode when the NAV lights are on and dims the display so during the day its hard to read, hopefully I can find a way around this.