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LEVIL AVIATION

WAAS GPS antenna

€39.04
includes €7.04 VAT (22%, Slovenia) · €32.00 excl. VAT
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Levil's external WAAS GPS antenna for iLevil and Astro+ units — a small remote antenna for a unit mounted where it cannot see the sky.

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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
  • A compact remote antenna for a permanently installed iLevil or Astro+ that has lost its own view of the sky
  • Levil's own antenna, matched to the WAAS receiver in the unit
WORKS WITH
iLevil AP autopilotiLevil 3 AWAstro+ with remote antennas and mounting bracketsAstro+ with internal GPS and external ADS-B antenna

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Details.

The GPS inside a Levil unit is a WAAS receiver, and it works best with an antenna that can see the satellites. When the unit itself is installed behind the panel or under a seat, this remote antenna goes where the unit cannot: on the glareshield, under a non-conductive cover, anywhere with sky above it.

When you need it

For a permanently installed iLevil 3 AW, iLevil AP or Astro+ that has lost its own view of the sky. It is Levil's own antenna, matched to the receiver in the unit. For an installation through the airframe skin with a ground plane, the RAMI AV-801 is the heavier-duty alternative.

Placement

Mount it horizontally, clear of carbon and metal, and route the lead away from COM antenna cables.