GPS receiver for iPad
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GPS receiver for iPad
Dear fellow PPruners,
I had a Bad Elf GPS receiver but unfortunately I lost it. It used to work great in flight with my iPad.
I tried to get a new one on Amazon but it looks like it is sold out.
On the Bad Elf website, it does not appear anywhere.
Do you know of any other good similar solution, apart from Dual XGPS ?
Thanks a lot,
Leo
I had a Bad Elf GPS receiver but unfortunately I lost it. It used to work great in flight with my iPad.
I tried to get a new one on Amazon but it looks like it is sold out.
On the Bad Elf website, it does not appear anywhere.
Do you know of any other good similar solution, apart from Dual XGPS ?
Thanks a lot,
Leo
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A quick Amazon search produced the Garmin GLO 2 capable of receiving both GPS and GLONASS signals.
Matter of fact I also lost my BadElf receiver, this might be an option.
Cheers
BF
PS. You might also try to buy the Bad Elf second hand on eBay
Matter of fact I also lost my BadElf receiver, this might be an option.
Cheers
BF
PS. You might also try to buy the Bad Elf second hand on eBay
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Skypro XGPS160
Hi, I use the Skypro XGPS160 regularly on the Challenger 650 for ocean ops. Has a suction cup to stick to equator facing window during the flight. Works very well. Make sure you keep battery charged. Comes with charge cord etc.
Bad elf have some new models. The flex mini is the cheapest. It also covers the later L5 bands which may have a slightly stronger signal. The Garmin glo doesn’t perform very well inside a 787 cockpit
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