flarm mouse or powerflarm

FCC certification is in progress. The testing is being done by an approved lab in Slovenia and then results of the tests go to the FCC for approval.

Can't predict when approval will happen, but hopefully in time for the Northern Hemisphere soaring season.

Hi all, thanks for the answers.
One other big difference is that in Australia the powerflarm is $385 more expensive. I really like the bluetooth since I run xcsoar as an optional next to my oudie which i think has a too small display. Mart

On Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 9:09:21 PM UTC-5, Dave Springford wrote:
FCC certification is in progress. The testing is being done by an approved lab in Slovenia and then results of the tests go to the FCC for approval.

Can't predict when approval will happen, but hopefully in time for the Northern Hemisphere soaring season.

Dave, can PowerMouse see ADS-B traffic like PowerFlarm now ?
Ryszard

On 25/01/2019 06:48, RW wrote:
On Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 9:09:21 PM UTC-5, Dave Springford wrote:
FCC certification is in progress. The testing is being done by an approved lab in Slovenia and then results of the tests go to the FCC for approval.

Can't predict when approval will happen, but hopefully in time for the Northern Hemisphere soaring season.

Dave, can PowerMouse see ADS-B traffic like PowerFlarm now ?
Ryszard


The PowerMouse is based on a new PowerFlarm chipset I believe and has
various options

1)Single Flarm anntenna
2)Two flarm anntennas
3)ADS-B in

See https://gliding.lxnav.com/products/powermouse/


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Nick Hill

Ryszard,

The basic PowerMouse is like the flarm pure.

You can add an ADS-B license to the Mouse to get that functionality too.

We are also working on getting the Mode C warnings too.

With these enabled, it will be like a Powerflarm core in terms of what targets it will see and report.