The FAA has approved the NavWorx ADS600-EXP to continue to be used as an ADS-B "IN" receiver.  With ADS-B you receive weather (FIS) and some traffic (TIS) services, and WAAS GPS receiver data.  The NavWorx transmits this data via internal wifi and is compatible with most apps that use wifi to display on EFIS, tablets, phones, or dedicated display devices such as the iFly GPS 700 series.

Obviously, to gain FAA approval, this modification was thoroughly tested and functions perfectly and reliably (works great on my iFly 740!). I have for sale a perfectly-functioning, FAA-compliant ADS600-EXP "IN" receiver complete with a "puck" type GPS antenna (works great on the glareshield of my 750 STOL).  All you would need to complete an installation would be a DB-9 plug wired for power and ground and an inexpensive (~$25) mono-pole antenna and an antenna cable with a SMA connector on one end and a BNC on the other.

For sale $110, shipping included. By the time you purchase the necessary antenna and cable, this should still cost less than a Stratux and can be remotely mounted to avoid cockpit clutter.  This would be perfect for someone wanting a low-cost ADS-B receiver!

Thanks for looking!

John