BOM Broadcasting Outer Module | 65–120 knots, Without ADS-B

The BOM Broadcasting Outer Module is a wireless aerodynamic pod that mounts underneath the wing of an aircraft. The BOM measures angle of attack, indicated airspeed, WAAS GPS, AHRS, and data recording. It provides an affordable solution with the peace of mind to safely overcome any instrument malfunction or related emergency. It’s also an affordable way to modernize a vintage aircraft without using a single wire. Compatible with iOS and Android platforms (iPad and strut mount not included).

Version with the low speed turbine at 65–120 knots and without the ADS-B receiver.

Features

• Includes:
• Wireless Broadcasting Outer Module unit
• USB to mini USB cable
• Mounting Brackets
• Bracket screws
• Protector case with magnetic switch
• Remove Before Flight flag
• NORSEE papers
• Micro SD card
• Features:
• Angle of Attack (AOA)
• Heated Pitot Static for indicated airspeed
• WAAS GPS
• High-performance AHRS and solid-state technology
• Self-powered and self-charging system
• Wireless Platform offering iOS/Android compatibility
• Automatically power on/off with the vibration of the engine
• Small and lightweight
• Records flight data with SD card

Specifications

• Weight: 0.8 lb
• Dimensions: 10 x 3.7 x 1.8 in
• Force produced: 0.175 lb of force at 100 knots 0.7 lb of force at 200 knots
• Material: Delrin and anodized aluminum
• Battery: Internal Li-Ion
• Minimum speed: 32 knots
• Maximum speed: 210 knots
• Charging: 100-210 knots
• Wind Speed Requirements: 65 kt — 120 kt (low-speed version) 100 kt — 210 kt (high-speed version)