ADSB IN & OUT for Recreational Aircraft

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Thank you, John Reid, for researching and producing the following.

CASA recently released Advisory Circular 91-23

The short version of this publication is that recreational aircraft can now be fitted with NON-TSO’d ADSB IN & OUT equipment.

These units are reasonably priced (IMO), approved by CASA, they are both “in” and “out” but require an Ipad or similar to display the traffic and will work with AvPlan or OzRunways.

https://www.uavionix.com.au/skyecho2/?fbclid=IwAR2ngJOPkG2JuUj4wiULHBsqO-PSYHwv11FBi-ELgw1BlRggxokQoMJhx7s

The basic operation is that you retain your Mode-C transponder and link this UAVIONIX unit to AvPlan or OzRunways on your iPad.

 

For Late night reading the CASA regulations are long-winded but are available at the following links:

https://www.casa.gov.au/sites/default/files/advisory-circular-91-23-ads-b-enhancing-situational-awareness.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0frWzgo-66vBNz0tuVSezM5wGGuZrI7xRhH4M7PLnFjgVszWcg9iTeFJY

https://www.casa.gov.au/airspace/electronic-conspicuity-devices?fbclid=IwAR3Ent7SIfsLwyHZZufatFpGqRBICS-ncf2lR_GbLDQUZeOMCMpdhop3dWI

DISCLAIMER:

This is FYI only and is not a recommendation or do we have any expertise or knowledge with this equipment.