Let me know how that av30 ends up working out for you, I was looking at
putting one in my KR, I looked into the Ilevil3 aw for a phone based efis
display as well- though an upgraded radio is probably the front of my
concerns as I need longer range with the long stretches I've been doing.

On Fri, Jun 23, 2023, 6:56 PM MS <propbala...@att.net> wrote:

> I ordered the TailbeaconX with the AV-30 to control it.   The AV-30 also
> gives me a back-up horizon, RMI and a bunch of other things.  It's an
> amazing all-in-one instrument.  My plan was/is to disable the flash
> function of the X and mount it inside the rear fuselage, leaving my
> existing tail position light alone.  I've been assured from several
> directions that the wood of the fuselage is transparent to the 1090 ES
> frequency.  It was over $4,000 for the both of them.  As soon as it arrived
> they sent me a recall notice explaining that they'd found a glitch in the
> software.  So it went right back.
>
> The TailbeaconX solution is compatible with several portable EFIS displays
> although not with the Garmin Area 660 . . . which is what I wanted to
> replace my AnywhereMap ATC with.  The ATC is and has been a bulletproof
> navigator since I bought it in 2007.    Garmin only plays with Garmin
> unfortunately so I'm on the horns of a dilemna.
>
> If I want the 660, I need a Garmin ADS-B transmitter.   I like the iFly
> but prefer a small screen like the Garmin 660 so maybe I can just use a
> high-powered Android phone with a bright screen.  Avare seems like a good
> one - pro pilots can be caught using it.
>
> The departure FBO has current weather in graphical form that's always been
> sufficient.
>
>
> For those with a KT-76A or KT-78A, both King and Avidyne make a
> replacement transponder that is plug and play with the existing KT-76A/78A
> tray with existing wiring. The King is KT-74 is one and the Avidyne is
> AVX340 is the other.  And this is old information so there may be even more
> transponders/ADS-B units that will slide into a KT-76A tray.  These are
> 1090 ES units so neither will get a person weather - no big deal in my
> case.  The departure FBO  or simply internet weather on a phone provides
> weather current enough to give me a detailed enough picture of what the
> winds and precip are doing.   If anyone wants to go across international
> borders, the 1090 ES is the world standard.
>
> I'm currently stalled on this ADS-B issue since I'm experiencing a
> non-flying interval in my life.  I hope to get back to it.
>
> Thanks Jeff for the info on the UAT range limitation.
>
> Mike
> KSEE
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