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Lynx ngt-9000

9/12/2016 8:21 PM

Craig

Joined: 4/1/2015

Posts: 20

Re: Lynx ngt-9000

Agree with that.

Craig Lawton-Fort Sill, OK KLAW, PA24 250

9/12/2016 8:41 PM

Joined: 1/1/0001

Posts: 0

Re: Lynx ngt-9000

I fly rental planes with a portable ADS-B in/out device and iFly GPS. Works for me. I wish I owned an old Commanche. I have lots of hours in them before I retired.

9/12/2016 8:48 PM

David

Joined: 1/3/2011

Posts: 521

Re: Lynx ngt-9000 Modified By David on 9/12/2016 8:48:56 PM

Craig wrote:

"I'm going with the GTX345 cause it a few dollars cheaper than the Lynx. I had to wait for an "all in one" (Integrated ADS/WAAS) solution because I'm not going to pay for a high dollar Garmin 430W to get the ADS required WAAS."

Did you consider the Stratus ESG? It's cheaper than the GTX345. $2995 including the GPS & antenna.

C177RG: iFly 720, Stratux 978/1090 ADS-B in, AHRS, BMP, Stratus ESG ADS-B out. RV-3: 8" Samsung Tab A, Stratux 978/1090 ADS-B in, AHRS, BMP, Stratus ESG ADS-B out.

9/13/2016 12:43 PM

RONSIM

Joined: 11/3/2010

Posts: 98

Re: Lynx ngt-9000

Not sure I understand your "low-cost" ADS-B solutions. The least expensive compliant "out and in" system is the Navworx box, using your existing transponder. The Navworx has the WAAS position source included, so no separate WAAS GPS is needed. That is the way I went, and the weather and traffic is a tremendous aid, displayed on my iFly 740s and iPad.

Fly safe!

Ron