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Microair Avionics T2000ADSB Combo Harness Coax TED 104 12 GPS Dash Antenna

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Overview

The Microair ADS-B Transponder offers pilots improved situational awareness with enhanced electronic visibility of VFR aircraft. The T2000 ADS-B In-Out Transponder combines all the functionality of the original T2000ADSB Out with the added functionality of real-time traffic display and ADS-B messages from surrounding aircraft up to 50 nautical miles.

The T2000 ADS-B-IO is ideal for light sport and experimental aircraft operators looking for enhanced visibility that meets the airspace mandates. The Microair ADSB-IO transponder receives ADS-B Out transmissions from other Aircrafts making you to visible to air-traffic around and display this data on your favorite EFB Application. It also integrates Mode AC, ADS-B out, GPS position source and altitude encoder in one compact unit; it also allows pilots to view traffic data on an iPad or Android tablet that supports GDL90. It is fully compliant to Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of New Zealand for ADS-B Out

Features

  • Suitable for light sport and experimental aircraft
  • Increases your situational awareness through real-time display of traffic
  • Receive ADS-B messages from all surrounding Aircraft up to 50nm
  • Compatible with all GDL90 Apps for IOS or Android devices
  • No internet connection required
  • Mode A/C with ADS-B Out
  • Integrated GPS position source and altitude encoder in one unit
  • Compact and lightweight design
  • Fits standard 2-1/4 inch (57 mm) round panel cut out with a 160 mm housing depth
  • 200-watt antenna output
  • Low-power consumption
  • Display screen readable in all lighting conditions
  • Compliant to Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of New Zealand requirements for ADS-B Out

Specifications

  • Weight: 0.6 kg
  • Dimensions: 16 x 6.1 x 6.1 cm
  • Compatibility: Any C88a compliant altitude encoder with either a Gilham or serial output. Or use the built-in altimeter
  • TSO Equivalence:
  • C74c Class 1a – Transponder
  • C166b Class B0 1090 Mhz Extended Squitter ADS-B Out (with B1S power output and antenna configuration meeting all 14 CFR 91.227 requirements)
  • C196b GPS Position Source (with software upgrade to C145f in late 2023)
  • C106c & C88a – Altimeter (up to 30,000 ft)
  • Mounting: Round panel mount 2-1/4 in (57 mm)
  • Control Backlit: LCD with rotary selector for setting Mode A code, Flight ID and settings. Push buttons for easy access to common features such as Ident and VFR default code
  • Connections:
  • DB25 for power, Gillham code, serial, discrete inputs. Plug and play with the existing T2000SFL Transponder
  • BNC – Transponder antenna
  • TNC – GPS antenna
  • 1/8in NPT- Static
  • Temperature: -20°C to 55°C
  • Altitude: 55,000 feet, inbuilt altimeter to 30,000 feet
  • Power Input: 10 VDC — 33 VDC negative chassis ground, 2W average (7-watt, peak)
  • RF Output:1090 MHz at 200 watts (nominal peak power)
  • SWR Tolerance: <5:1 or open feed line
  • Accompanying App: iOS and Android T2000 App
  • Allows configuration and settings from an intuitive app installed on the owner’s or pilot’s personal device
  • Secondary display of altimetry and position data
  • Facilitates periodic software updates as new features and functions are released
  • Options: Wiring harness available

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