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Crew Dog Offers Low-cost ADS-B Receiver

Unit runs on freely available Statux open source software

By James Wynbrandt • Contributor - Business Aviation

September 7, 2018

Crew Dog Electronics is touting its low-cost, open-source ADS-B dual-band receiver as an economical alternative to brand name portable products. Based on the non-proprietary Stratux software platform, the receiver provides GPS, traffic, weather and attitude information, and is compatible with all major electronic flight bag (EFB) platforms including Foreflight, iFly, FlyQ, and WingX. The internal GPYes WAAS GPS receiver supports multiple iPads, iPhones, or Android tablets connected via Wi-Fi. High-gain Dmurray14 antennas are optimized for 978 MHz and 1090 MHz frequencies.

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