"The FAA on Monday posted a correction to its rule on ADS-B requirements for the general aviation fleet, which should offer more choices to owners of experimental and LSA aircraft. The notice reads that the final rule, posted in May 2010, required that ADS-B equipment must meet the requirements of certain TSOs; however, the FAA says it should have stated that the equipment must "meet the performance requirements" in those TSOs. The change is substantial, since equipment may be available in the experimental market that hasn't gone through the expensive TSO process, but can deliver the same performance at a lower price. The requirements for type-certificated aircraft are unchanged, "
More here: http://www.avweb.com/avwebflash/news/FAA-Amends-ADS-B-Rule223533-1.html
A way forward?
Bob Bogash
RV-12
N737G
More here: http://www.avweb.com/avwebflash/news/FAA-Amends-ADS-B-Rule223533-1.html
A way forward?
Bob Bogash
RV-12
N737G