This Aera was used in the cockpit of a Cessna 172 for a while until I upgraded to a Cirrus SR22.  This unit is great and receives in-air XM Weather and Radio (requires a XM radio subscription).  The database are out of date as well (as pictured).  Still usable but not as a primary source of navigation (technically you can never use this as a primary source according to FARs, btw.)  But, you should update  the databases anyway!  I absolutely love this unit, but I just don't need it with the Cirrus's capabilities!

aera 510 combines the best in moving-map display features with intuitive, menu-driven touchscreen control. Featuring a crisp 4.3-inch QVGA wide-format touchscreen and preloaded graphical mapping, this versatile, feature-rich navigator comes ready for takeoff, right out of the box.

Comes with the following:

• Aera 510 Unit
• Instruction Manual
• Yoke Mount with built in Cigarette Power adapter
• Friction Mount (for car dashboard)
• Cigarette power adapter (usable standalone or w/ friction mount)
• Audio Cable

Stepping up from aera 500, the 510 adds support for NEXRAD imaging and SiriusXM Satellite Weather¹. Optional SiriusXM Satellite Radio gives you more than 170 channels of digital music, news and other programming through your headset or cabin audio system. The 510 comes fully preloaded with detailed aerial mapping of terrain contours and structural features for a wealth of information at your fingertips to help you make better flying decisions. The simplicity of a single integrated cabling solution for power, music and datalink weather antenna options makes for easy, clutter-free aera connectivity in the cockpit.