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FAA SAFO Targets Incorrect uAvionix ADS-B Installations
Pairing with a Mode S transponder is causing ADS-B problems
The uAvionix tailBeacon ADS-B transceiver replaces the tail position light with a compact device that includes a WAAS GPS receiver.
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Matt Thurber
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July 2, 2024
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