Receiving ADS-B out from within the same aircraft
 

Hello everybody!

I have a question for those who use ADS-B receivers.

If I have a (separate) ADS-B receiver inside my airplane, am I able to receive data also from the ADS-B out of my own plane?

Hope it makes sense.

Yes, sure (why not)?

But don't be surprised if it does not!

A transponder output of 100W or so at a distance of 1 or 2 metres is quite likely to saturate your ADS-B receiver.

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thank you for the answers!

I also have another question. Is there a way to acquire airdata (IAS mainly) in order to display its value on a portable display (like EFB for instance)?

Is there a physical connection to the cockpit or to the pitot-static system?

Thank you.

As you have to input your aircraft ID for the ADS-B IN to ignore your own signal and enable traffic warning, I do suspect this is because you do receive it ...