Want ADS-B In, Not ADS-B Out

[jnmeade]

I'm building a small plane and do not want ADS-B out. I would like to have ADS-B In to get the weather. I have an SV-261 and Classic Touch.
At some time in the future, I may implement ADS-B out, but not initially. I want a legal installation.
Do I have to get a different transponder or is there some wiring or setting that will let the 261 meet my goals?

Why I don't want ADS-B out is not the question, nor is my logic for my choice. Just how do I use the present equipment to have ADS-B in but not ADS-B out, or what installation would you suggest?

I have read the manual and didn't see the solution to my question.

 

[skysailor]

The Dynon ADSB module for your Skyview system is only ADSB in. It is a dual channel receiver but it does not transmit.

 

[jnmeade]

It looks like reading the FAR would have answered part of my question.
The rest I got figured out.

 

[Raymo]

If you don't have OUT, you won't trigger the ground stations to send you data (including weather) for IN (UAT). However, if there is a plane with OUT in your vicinity, you will receive the broadcast meant for them. You will still get 1090 traffic directly, assuming you have a 1090 capable receiver.

 

[Dynon]

You can install just the SV-ADSB-472 and you'll get weather. Traffic will be incomplete, because without "waking up" the ground station with the Out, you won't get non-ADS-B-equipped targets relayed to your aircraft, as mentioned above.