BeechTalk - BT - FS: Navworx ADS-B (new)

Username Protected · **Posted:** 07 Nov 2019, 16:50

-SOLD-Selling for friend that bought and does not have WAAS GPS for use. New still in the box, MUST be used with approved WAAS unit (like 430W/530W) per AMOC to be legal. Includes wifi adapter, transmon, wiring connector kit, works with Mode C transponders, can help with all paperwork, only $750.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 07 Nov 2019, 18:33

is this a in and out unit and what is the model also is it for certified aircraft

Username Protected · **Posted:** 07 Nov 2019, 20:15

Pretty sure in and out was on experimental only for navworx

Username Protected · **Posted:** 07 Nov 2019, 20:25

Correct. I have a few of the experimental boxes made to disable the ADS-B "out" and get "In" only and use them per the AMOC but never got around to it. Perfectly legal to use like that, essentially just like a Stratus, as long as it's not mounted fixed to the plane.

The Experimental boxes had software that allowed in and out both. The certified box like this only does "Out" but works just fine when paired with a 430w/530w.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 07 Nov 2019, 22:15

The NavWorx IS approved for certified aircraft with a AMOC for ADS-B in and OUT when connected to a approved GPS receiver.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 14 Nov 2019, 11:14

The unit is certified. This one is out only, in with Wifi (0012)....again, requires a WAAS approved GPS (like the Garmin 430W/530W). It does include the wifi adapter for your ipad wx.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 14 Nov 2019, 11:44

Remember even for experimental aircraft the ADS-B OUT must meet FAA FAR 91.227 technical requirements.
Check exact NAVWOX part number and FAA AD to be sure what the unit is and what GPS are approved. Just because a GPS is WAS does not mean it can be used. The ADS-B/GPS combination must be approved
More details in my book "The ADS-B Guide" at ADS-Bman.com and ad in forums, aviation other.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 14 Nov 2019, 22:38

Need to add, it is not correct (experimental only). The certified units can be either out except in with Wifi (0012) or in for traffic on compatible units and Wifi and out (0013). Both are covered by the AD and the AMOC's. I've installed both, several were approved for the rebate. Again, if you are interested in a good low cost unit and have a WAAS approved GPS, they are fine units and include wifi. I can help with any required paperwork. Suggest you confirm your specific application via the AMOC (there are two) and not what others may think. I've attached the first AMOC for Garmin, I can't seem to get the other one to upload (it's for the Avidyne).

Username Protected · **Posted:** 14 Nov 2019, 22:43

Username Protected wrote:

Need to add, it is not correct (experimental only). The certified units can be either out only (0012) or in and out (0013). Both are covered by the AD and the AMOC's. I've installed both, several were approved for the rebate. Again, if you are interested in a good low cost unit and have a WAAS approved GPS, they are fine units and include wifi. I can help with any required paperwork. Suggest you confirm your specific application via the AMOC (there are two) and not what others may think. I've attached the first AMOC for Garmin, I can't seem to get the other one to upload (it's for the Avidyne).

There are three AMOCs... the 480 has one too...

Username Protected · **Posted:** 14 Nov 2019, 22:44

Username Protected wrote:

Need to add, it is not correct (experimental only). The certified units can be either out only (0012) or in and out (0013). Both are covered by the AD and the AMOC's. I've installed both, several were approved for the rebate. Again, if you are interested in a good low cost unit and have a WAAS approved GPS, they are fine units and include wifi. I can help with any required paperwork. Suggest you confirm your specific application via the AMOC (there are two) and not what others may think. I've attached the first AMOC for Garmin, I can't seem to get the other one to upload (it's for the Avidyne).

There are three AMOCs... the 480 has one too...