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May 16th 17, 03:24 AM
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Low cost ADS-B Options
Okay. What threw me off was the Trig website where it says:
"The TN72 GPS receiver is a fully certified product (FAA TSO-C199) designed for voluntary equipage and use in areas OUTSIDE of designated or mandated ADS-B airspace." I took that to mean that TABS could NOT be used INSIDE 'designated or mandated ADS-B airspace' and took the marketing statement as a distillation of applicable FAR. Class E airspace above 10,000 is INSIDE ADS-B airspace. (It is perfectly clear that TABS does not satisfy the ADS-B 2020 mandate.) 
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May 16th 17, 04:28 AM
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Low cost ADS-B Options
I can see how that can be confusing. But Trig are talking about power aircraft that don't have an ADS-B exemption.
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