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uAvionix extends ADS-B rebate

By General Aviation News Staff · November 26, 2018 ·

uAvionix has extended its rebate program for experimental ADS-B solutions to Nov. 30, 2018.

The company is offering ‌up to $150 off of its non-certified product line, including echoUAT and tailBeacon.

The company’s skyBeacon is eligible for the FAA $500 ADS-B rebate, officials note.

skyBeacon

What products are eligible?

echoUAT+GPS Bundle — $100 Rebate

echoUAT works with your existing avionics, according to company officials. They note that aircraft owners can keep their existing Mode C or S transponders. Traffic and Weather are delivered to your existing supported EFIS.

The echoUAT + SkyFYX-EXT Bundle is priced at $1,299 after the rebate.

The echoUAT + SkyFYX Bundle is priced at $1,349 after the rebate.

tailBeacon EXP $150 Rebate

According to company officials, tailBeacon EXP is the easiest to install ADS-B OUT solution on the market. “It’s two screws, two wires, 10 minutes,” they note.

uAvionix’s tailBeacon EXP.

Other features:

  • 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
  • Price: $1,499 after the rebate.

Rebate Details

Step 1: Purchase an eligible uAvionix ADS-B system between Sept. 15, 2018, and Nov 30, 2018.

Step 2: Install the product on your experimental or LSA aircraft.

Step 3: Conduct an operational test flight and obtain a passing Public ADS-B Performance Report (PAPR) from the FAA.

Step 4: Submit the required documents on our web form by Jan. 31, 2019.

Step 5: You’ll receive a Visa gift card for up to $150.

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  1. Brian W. Beaird says

    May 6, 2019 at 6:04 pm

    I have installed the Experimental TailBeacon and passed the FAA Performance Flight Testing on May 5, 2019 (and have the FAA report to prove it passed). Am I still eligible for uAvionix $150 manufacturer’s rebate, or has the deadline passed?

  2. Dennis Bampton says

    November 27, 2018 at 8:07 am

    We are a shop in the St Louis Metro area and I would like to know where I can purchase uAvonics systems that I can use on my fleet of airplanes and sell to our maintenance customers.

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