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Sporty’s Backpack Flight Bag
...patented split flap at the top to allow the antenna to stick up. Inside, a custom sleeve will store the antenna when not in use. Constructed of heavy-duty nylon, the...
Aero ‘lectrics
...aircraft at Oshkosh with the antenna, flags and signs as annotated. Building a Better Antenna Let’s start with the antenna. Why do we need one? Because most of us have...
Garmin’s ADS-B WX
...but the battery is standard. Clarity has no visible antennas, and it remains to be seen how well it receives in flight. And it’s worth noting that internal antennas are...
Classic Caretaker
...VFR. Batteries power the Icom A6 handheld transceiver connected to an external antenna. The paint scheme doesn’t duplicate the prototype, but they are related. Dougherty’s wife selected the colors from...
Dynon Ships New ADS-B "In" Weather and Traffic Receiver for SkyView
...already provides. It is powered directly from aircraft power and uses an externally mounted antenna (not included) for improved performance. All information displayed is free with no monthly subscriptions, based...
Legal Eagle XL
...pound. A Vertex handheld radio driving an external antenna allows the Eagle pilot to stay informed of local traffic. The ride behind the windscreen and 4.5-gallon cowl tank is comfortable...
Aero ‘lectrics
...it looks like you did it all on purpose. And then we need to wrap this up with antennas and such from Oshkosh 2012, where 35 years of know-how came...
What’s New
...ability to mount the transponder closer to its antenna and farther away from other avionics in the aircraft is an advantage for homebuilders trying to lay out a clean and...
What’s New
...The complete system requires only three wires during use, including two antennas and power to a 12/24-volt cigarette-lighter plug. All wires and antennas are stored in the case for transport....
Dynon’s D1
...though it’s equipped with an external GPS antenna, in tests in two aircraft, we never needed it. The D1 locks on, finds itself in a matter of seconds and is...
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The FAAs John Hickey and Frank Paskiewicz got an earful at the AirVenture forum assembled to illuminate proposed changes to the 51% rule. Although some of the comments ran far afield, many more homebuilders posed thoughtful and challenging questions in an effort to help them understand where they stand with regard to the new regulations; by Marc Cook.
