Tue, Oct 23, 2018
Offering Price Reductions For Non-Certified Product Line
The FAA's $500 ADS-B rebate is back on - but unfortunately for experimental / LSA owners - it only applies to certified avionics.
Why should they have all the fun? For a limited time only, uAvionix is offering up to $150 off of our non-certified product line - including echoUAT and tailBeacon.
To participate in the program, purchase an eligible uAvionix ADS-B system from uAvionix or one of our authorized resellers between Sept 15, 2018 and Nov 15, 2018. Then:
- Install the product on your experimental or LSA aircraft.
- Conduct an operational test flight and obtain a passing Public ADS-B Performance Report (PAPR) from the FAA.
- Submit the required documents on our web form by Jan 31, 2019.
- Plan your next $100 hamburger adventure on us! (you'll receive a Visa gift card for up to $150)
Included in the program are the echoUAT, which works with your existing avionics, allowing you to put your savings in the fuel tank and fly more.
- Keep your existing Mode C or S transponder
- Traffic and Weather to your existing supported EFIS
- Support for popular iPad and Android EFB apps
- Paired with the uAvionix WAAS GPS - either SkyFYX or SkyFYX-EXT
- echoUAT + SkyFYX-EXT Bundle $1299 after rebate
- echoUAT + SkyFYX Bundle $1349 after rebate
The rebate is also offered on the tailBeacon EXP.
- No airframe modifications or additional antennas are required
- Works with any Mode C or Mode S transponder
- Transponder squawk and altitude is provided via the existing wiring system using the uAvionix Power Transcoder
- Installation reuses the existing power and ground to your current position light $1499 After rebate
skyBeacon is eligible for the FAA $500 ADS-B rebate. We've got quite the backlog built up already, so order yours and reserve your rebate today.
The company says they are aware that there has been a delay in receiving the STC for skyBeacon as promised. While they are not able to announce an exact date - the company expect to receive the STC and make an announcement very soon.
(Source: uAvionix news release. Images from file)
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