ADS-B RECEIVER, using Stratu Software with GPS and AHRS Dual Band WAAS Traffic and weather

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 ADS-B receiver is fully assembled and tested before shipping. It is ready to go, you do not need to do anything but screw on the antennas.  I build them with all new parts and custom-made SDRs for the best performance available. A battery is included, it will last about 4-5 hours on a full charge. 

Link to the latest release of the software that is used https://github.com/cyoung/stratux

Please understand what you are buying and how the Stratu Software works. Ask any questions before ordering, Check with your efb to make sure it will work. Staru uses Wifi to connect to your device, not bluetooth.

It has dual band receiver for 978mhz weather and 1090mhz traffic, has the internal GPS unit for gps it also has AHRS installed. Guaranteed to work out of the box.

Uses a Raspberry PI 3B+

2- Custom made SDRs

Latest release of the software is included

1- Gps unit

Summitlink case with suction cup mounts

Comes with long antennas +5db gain 1090mhz and 978mhz tuned

Has the AHRS unit installed

Most recent software installed on SD card installed and tested

Comes with a rechargeable 10000mAh battery pack and short cable

Works with Foreflight, Avare, Garmin pilot (on iPad), and most other EFB apps

Battery lasts 3-4 hours at full charge

Quick Start Guide for the Stratu ADS-B Receiver

Welcome to your Stratu ADS-B Receiver! This guide will help you set up and start using your device quickly and easily.

What’s in the Box

- Stratu ADS-B Receiver

- 1090mhz and 978mhz antennas

- Battery and USB power cable

- Quick Start Guide

Step 1: Unbox and Inspect

1. **Verify Contents:** Ensure you have all components listed above.

2. **Check Device:** Inspect the Stratu receiver for any visible damage.

Step 2: Connect the Antennas

1. **Locate the Antenna Ports:** Find the 1090 mhz and the 978 mhz antenna ports on the Stratu unit.

2. **Attach Antennas:** Screw the ADS-B antenna into the proper place. Ensure they are securely connected and oriented vertically for optimal reception.

Step 3: Power Up

1. **Power Source:** Connect the USB power cable to the Stratu receiver.

2. **Connect Power:** Plug the other end of the USB cable into a USB power adapter or portable power bank.

3. **Turn On:** Ensure the power source is turned on. The Stratu unit should start up and begin broadcasting a Wi-Fi signal, it can take a couple of minutes on first start. Stratu does not have a power button, it is on all the time it is plugged in to the battery.

Step 4: Connect to the Wi-Fi Network

1. **Open Wi-Fi Settings:** On your tablet or smartphone, go to the Wi-Fi settings.

2. **Select Network:** Find and connect to the Wi-Fi network named “Stratu.” . No password is needed.

Step 5: Access the Web Interface

1. **Open a Web Browser:** Launch a web browser on your connected device.

2. **Enter IP Address:** Type `192.168.10.1` into the address bar and press Enter. This will open the Stratu web interface.

Step 6: Configure Your Receiver

1. Check the status page to ensure everything is working properly.

2. **Adjust Settings:** Configure the device settings to match your preferences. This may include setting update frequencies, enabling or disabling features, and checking the device status.

Step 7: Connect to an Aviation App

1. **Download an App:** Ensure you have a compatible aviation app installed on your tablet or smartphone (e.g., ForeFlight, SkyRadar, Avare).

2. **Open the App:** Launch the app and navigate to the settings or connections menu.

3. **Select Stratu:** Choose the Stratu receiver from the list of available sources to start receiving data.

Step 8: Start Receiving Data

1. **View Data:** The app will begin displaying real-time ADS-B data, including aircraft positions, weather updates (if you are near a tower), and more.

2. **Monitor:** Use the data to enhance your situational awareness and flight planning.

Troubleshooting Tips

- **No Signal:** Ensure antennas are properly connected and oriented. Check for obstructions.

- **Connection Issues:** Restart both the Stratu receiver and your device. Verify that you’re connected to the correct Wi-Fi network.

- **Data Not Updating:** Check app settings to confirm it’s connected to the Stratu receiver. Verify configuration in the Stratu web interface.

Safety and Maintenance

- **Placement:** Keep the Stratu receiver in a location with a clear view of the sky for optimal performance.

- **Firmware Updates:** Periodically check for and apply firmware updates as needed.

- **Cleaning:** Wipe the device with a dry cloth. Avoid using liquids or abrasive materials.

Congratulations! You’re now ready to use your Stratu ADS-B Receiver and enjoy enhanced flight awareness.. Safe travels!

Any questions can be sent to Ryan@kineticvehicles.com

Supports FlyQ EFB, Navigator, AvNav, ForeFlight, WingX, Avare EFB, FltPlan Go, DroidEFB, Avplan EFB, iFly GPS, DroidEFB, OzRunways EFB Garmin Pilot on iPad (not on android) and many others, Just ask if you use something different.

AHRS (Attitude and Heading Reference System) is a sensor system that determines an aircraft's orientation and heading. Not to be used as primary navigation or flight system.

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