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Bad Elf launches Kickstarter to fun initial production of ADS-B for iPad
JANUARY 1, 2016 BY GENERAL AVIATION NEWS STAFF 3 COMMENTS
Bad Elf has introduced an ADS-B receiver product for the iPad.
Bad Elf in flight.
?It?s the industry?s first affordable weather and traffic receiver for the iPad and other tablets, starting at just $299,? Brett Hackleman, CTO and co-founder of the company, said. ?We also offer a model with an integrated Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) for backup attitude information, for just $150 more.?
The company launched the initiative as a Kickstarter project.
Bad Elf in flight2?(This) allows us to take pre-orders to help fund the initial production run and ensure a sizable initial user base,? he said. ?Our goal is to rapidly increase the adoption of ADS-B weather and traffic in the cockpit, which today is under 10% of pilots flying with the iPad.?
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JANUARY 1, 2016 BY GENERAL AVIATION NEWS STAFF 3 COMMENTS
Bad Elf has introduced an ADS-B receiver product for the iPad.
Bad Elf in flight.
?It?s the industry?s first affordable weather and traffic receiver for the iPad and other tablets, starting at just $299,? Brett Hackleman, CTO and co-founder of the company, said. ?We also offer a model with an integrated Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) for backup attitude information, for just $150 more.?
The company launched the initiative as a Kickstarter project.
Bad Elf in flight2?(This) allows us to take pre-orders to help fund the initial production run and ensure a sizable initial user base,? he said. ?Our goal is to rapidly increase the adoption of ADS-B weather and traffic in the cockpit, which today is under 10% of pilots flying with the iPad.?
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