iFly GPS Forum

Yes, we'll also have the ADS600-B for certified aircraft on our store as well. I just finished building the shop items and will take them live shortly. I know NavWorx is backlogged and it will be a few weeks before they start shipping.

The iFly App and devices will actually get the GPS signal from the ADS-B feed directly from the ADS-600-B. No need to have a NavWorx and SkyRadar in the same plane. The ADS600-B would be your Out/In solution in one. I've tested this and the NavWorx gets a rock solid GPS signal. It has a WAAS approved receiver inside the box, it will just need an external GPS antenna mounted.

If you get the NavWorx ADS600-B, you could get rid of your SkyRadar alltogether.

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Shane Woodson
Vice President | Adventure Pilot LLC.

Yes, we get the GPS location data from the NavWorx regardless, via wifi and/or the serial wired connection. It's packaged with the ADS-B data stream. The NavWorx send the complete ADS-B In "GDL90" data stream from the NavWorx, weather and traffic. The Weather/Flight Info (NEXRAD, TAFs, Winds aloft, Pireps, etc) is the Fis-B and the traffic is Tis-B data stream. Hope this helps.

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Shane Woodson
Vice President | Adventure Pilot LLC.

Today I programmed the Navworx ADS-600B and got it up and running. I set up my iFly 720 to it's Wi-Fi network. I cannot seem to get the iFly to recognize the Navworx. I went into the menu/ Connected Devices/ Wi-Fi devices button, and selected Navworx from the pull down menu, but no devices show up. I set up the Navworx to generate simulated traffic, but the iFly is acting like there is no ADS-B connected. I reset and restarted the Navworx and iFly several times trying to trouble shoot. Any thoughts? Thanks