Larry Dighera wrote:

So, if the current ADS-B OUT NPRM is enacted, GA will have to install
219,780 ADS-B units, and receive none of the ADS-B IN benefits such as
traffic depiction and weather information. The sole advantage will be
ATC's positional information of GA aircraft in areas lacking radar
coverage, and on the ground.

Actually Larry I discussed coverage with the ADS office and the plan
is to only provide ADS-B coverage where current radar coverage exists.
Thus there may be ZERO improvement in radar/ADS-B coverage.

ADS-B Out is a flawed NPRM, offers zero benefit to me and I an
fighting it. I wonder why AOPA has not come out against this NPRM
like they did the border crossing rule and user fees. This NPRM is
worse than both of those.

Ron Lee