RAMI AV-801 WAAS GPS Antenna
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Description
The AV-801 WAAS GPS antenna is designed specifically to meet FAA TSO-C190 specifications. Qualification testing includes meeting the requirements of RTCA DO-301 and DO-160G. The AV-801 fit and function matches the ARINC 743A standard found on many general aviation aircraft up to and including business jets.
What’s included:
- RAMI AV-801 WAAS GPS Antenna – Branded “Stratus by Appareo”
- Installation Hardware
- Installation Instructions
*Not intended for a direct plug-in to our Stratus Receiver Products. Please see Sporty’s for a GPS antenna for our Stratus Receivers.
Other compatible antenna options for Stratus Receivers are:
- JCA004
- Taoglass AA.162
- Gilsson MCX2M
- Raltron RPA-GPS-5000-A
- Adventure Pilot iFly
Additional information
| Weight | 0.1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.1 × 0.1 × 0.1 in |
| Brand |
Appareo |
Shipping & Delivery
SHIPPING INFORMATION
We can ship by UPS, or USPS and DHL Express. We ship nationally, and internationally.
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SHIPPING COSTS
- International Shipping Quote has to be done manually due to dimensions, weight, end destination, and more. Please E-Mail us.
- Any manner or method is available, call if you need Priority 1-2 day or overnight shipping.
- We are shipping with UPS or USPS and DHL Express
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Additional information on the certified GPS
- GPS source meets the position source performance requirements of §91.227 for ADS-B OUT in the experimental and light sport aircraft market.
- Ability to communicate with currently installed transponders (mode-s), to activate extended squitter, meeting ADS-B mandate for 2020 on experimental and light sport aviation.
