Blueadventures Posted Saturday at 11:49 PM Posted Saturday at 11:49 PM (edited) Are these traffic alerts used in Australia?  Complete ADS-B solution in combination with extended squitter-capable transponder (e. g. f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS TRT800H/A) » Shows ADS-B traffic in the vicinity up to 8 nm » Proximity warning for all aircraft equipped with Mode S or Mode A/C transponder resp. FLARM® » Acoustic warning by internal buzzer and via external units (e. g. ATR833)  Edited Saturday at 11:53 PM by Blueadventures add text.
Kyle Communications Posted Sunday at 12:33 AM Posted Sunday at 12:33 AM Do you have a link to this device...if its std 1090 adsb it should work..sort of like a TCAS Â
Kyle Communications Posted Sunday at 12:38 AM Posted Sunday at 12:38 AM Displays & Traffic Warning Systems – f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS GmbH WWW.FUNKEAVIONICS.DE They only have a TM-250 on the website   Â
Blueadventures Posted Sunday at 12:57 AM Author Posted Sunday at 12:57 AM 18 minutes ago, Kyle Communications said: Displays & Traffic Warning Systems – f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS GmbH WWW.FUNKEAVIONICS.DE They only have a TM-250 on the website    That is the current name, I posted the old name, fink the business has changed a bit.
skippydiesel Posted Sunday at 01:05 AM Posted Sunday at 01:05 AM For the electronics clutz - How does this compare with Sky Echo 2 ? 😈
Blueadventures Posted Sunday at 02:35 AM Author Posted Sunday at 02:35 AM (edited) Just chasing any info about these from anyone using them, particularly in Australia. I havn't got one fitted in my aircraft. 2 hours ago, Blueadventures said: Are these traffic alerts used in Australia?  Complete ADS-B solution in combination with extended squitter-capable transponder (e. g. f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS TRT800H/A) » Shows ADS-B traffic in the vicinity up to 8 nm » Proximity warning for all aircraft equipped with Mode S or Mode A/C transponder resp. FLARM® » Acoustic warning by internal buzzer and via external units (e. g. ATR833)   Edited Sunday at 02:36 AM by Blueadventures
facthunter Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Funk just means radio. Probably a good product. Nev
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