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LEVIL AVIATION

Astro+ with internal GPS and external ADS-B antenna

€939.40
includes €169.40 VAT (22%, Slovenia) · €770.00 excl. VAT
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Levil's self-contained ADAHRS and ADS-B receiver: attitude, WAAS GPS and dual-band ADS-B In traffic and weather from a box that streams to the tablet you already fly with.

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Made to order · we confirm the dispatch date with your order
— Two-year warranty, factory support
— 15-day returns with proof of purchase
— Ships from Celje, Slovenia
FITS
Experimental and homebuilt aircraftLight-sport aircraftUltralight and microlight aircraftCertified general aviation aircraft
IN SHORT
  • AHRS, WAAS GPS and dual-band ADS-B In traffic and weather from one box that streams to the tablet you already fly with
  • The external ADS-B antenna is what sees traffic at useful range
  • Portable on the built-in battery, or mounted and powered from the aircraft
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Details.

The Astro+ is the box for the pilot who flies on a tablet and wants it to show more than a map. Inside it is an AHRS for attitude, a WAAS GPS for position, and a dual-band ADS-B In receiver for traffic and, where the service exists, weather — all streamed to the EFB over WiFi, with nothing else needed in the panel.

What it gives the tablet

  • Attitude — a backup horizon, from the same no-drift AHRS technology as the iLevil range
  • Position — WAAS GPS, better than the tablet's own
  • Traffic and weather — ADS-B In on 978 and 1090 MHz

This version

Internal GPS antenna, external ADS-B antenna. The external antenna is what turns an ADS-B receiver that mostly works into one that sees traffic at useful range: an antenna inside the cockpit is shadowed by the airframe, by you and by whatever is in the baggage area. For a permanent installation away from the windows, the version with remote antennas for both GPS and ADS-B, and mounting brackets, is the one to choose.

Portable or fixed

Carry it between aircraft with the built-in battery, or mount it permanently and power it from the aircraft with the Astro+ harness. Pair it with an iris EFIS Pro display for a panel-mounted screen.

Questions pilots ask.

Which Astro+ version do I need?

This one for a portable unit that can see the sky. For a permanent installation away from the windows, the version with remote GPS and ADS-B antennas and mounting brackets.

Can it feed a panel-mounted screen?

Yes — an iris EFIS Pro display connects over WiFi and becomes a panel-mounted primary flight display for it.