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Which countries currently provide ADS-B weather?

The United States is currently providing weather services using the 978MHz(UAT) frequency.

Ryan Reed2017-02-02T16:57:03-06:0012/26/16|pingBuddy|
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Why can’t I receive weather data on the ground at my home field?

The FAA ground stations are designed to provide optimal service to in-flight aircraft.  Weather reception will vary by location but most of our users report weather data reception between 500'-1500' AGL.  The FAA provides an ADS-B coverage map as a reference.

Ryan Reed2017-03-23T21:34:09-05:0012/26/16|pingBuddy|
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Does pingBuddy meet the 2020 ADS-B mandate?

No, pingBuddy 2 is an ADS-B receiver.  The 2020 mandate requires ADS-B transmit capablity.  Learn more at the FAA ADS-B website.

Ryan Reed2017-02-02T17:12:24-06:0012/22/16|pingBuddy|
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How do I power PingBuddy?

PingBuddy 2 can be powered using any 5V micro USB power source. Existing USB chargers in aircraft or portable USB batteries work equally well.

Ryan Reed2017-03-23T21:34:09-05:0012/22/16|pingBuddy|
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Does PingBuddy 2 have a GPS or AHRS?

No, PingBuddy 2 is an ADS-B receiver. It utilizes the GPS in your Android or iOS device. If your device does not have an integrated GPS an external Bluetooth or GPS dongle is required.

Ryan Reed2017-02-02T17:24:12-06:0012/22/16|pingBuddy|
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