BAD ELF GPS PRO

44 997 ₽

Арт.

13-12274

Описание

Next-Generation GPS Receiver & Datalogger for iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad

The Bad Elf GPS Pro was designed specifically for pilots, boaters, and other outdoor enthusiasts based on feedback we've collected since we launched the original dock-connected Bad Elf GPS back in 2010. We didn't want to launch yet another generic external Bluetooth GPS receiver like those on the market today — so we're not. Instead, we packed a ton of great next-generation features into a small, rugged, and affordable package:
Connect up to 5 devices at a time via Bluetooth The real-time GPS data from a single GPS Pro can be used by up to 5 devices simultaneously – any combination of supported iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch devices. This is great for:
Jet pilots: the entire crew can share the data from a single GPS Pro sitting on the glareshield or in the side window. Or share your GPS data with passengers in the cabin so they can follow the flight on their own iPads.
General aviation pilots: use your iPhone or iPod touch as a backup for charts on your iPad, switching instantly if needed without re-pairing or connecting.
Road trips: the whole family can share the GPS data from a single GPS Pro.

Features

Large LCD screen with backlight
Extra-long battery life and 10Hz reporting rate
Standalone GPS datalogger (100+ hours)
Rugged and splash-proof to IPX4 standards
Works with all location-based Apps.
iPod touch (2nd, 3rd, & 4th generations)
iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, & iPhone 3G
iPad (3rd generation), iPad 2, iPad

Parts per assembly

In The Box

BE-GPS-2200 GPS Pro device
3ft (90cm) Mini-USB cable for charging
12-24VDC vehicle USB charger
Detachable Neck Lanyard
User's Manual

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Вопросы и ответы

Is this compatible with Foreflight? If so, which other aviation navigation apps?

Yes, the Bad Elf Pro will give generic GPS to your Apple IOS device via Bluetooth. This can then work with any GPS app like ForeFlight, WingX and Garmin Pilot.

Is the Bad Elf Gps Pro compatible with marine avionics?

The Bad Elf GPS Pro is designed to be used with iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad. Any Marine app must be for one of these devices.

Does the Bad Elf Pro GPS work with the newer iPad Air?

Yes, this GPS works over Bluetooth so it will work just fine with the iPad Air.

Will Bad Elf Pro work with iPad mini and iPhone 5s?

Yes, this will work with any Bluetooth enabled Apple device running iOS.

Is the Bad Elf GPS Pro compatible with the Jepp FD (FliteDeck) app?

Yes, this GPS receiver is compatible with all apps that use GPS signal. It will provide location data, but does not provide ADS-B data.

Does the Bad Elf GPS Pro receive the Russian satellites?

No, please see the Pro +, part number 13-15933, for GLONASS (Russian) satellite reception.

Will Bad Elf Pro work with fltplan GO, and will it provide realtime weather?

Yes, this device will provide GPS data to any app on the iOS that uses a GPS signal. It is a GPS only device, it does not transmit or receive ADS-B or XM weather.

Can the Bad Elf Pro be paired with an Android device and used with Avare?

No, the Bad Elf series is only designed for Apple devices. For Android, see the Garmin GLO 11-10779 or Dual XGPS 160 11-11996.

Can this device be used with other apps like Waze or Gas Buddy?

When connected via Bluetooth this device will provide positional data to any app that uses this information. You will still need an internet connection on apps like Waze and GasBuddy to receive other data.

Can the Bad Elf GPS Pro provide gps data for ADS-B capable transponders?

No, this cannot be used a WAAS GPS Source for ADS-B out.

Does the Bad Elf GPS Pro display weather and traffic?

No, this unit is a GPS receiver only. For weather and traffic, you will need to look at an ADS-B / GPS receiver.

What is the life of the battery between charges in Bad Elf Pro?

Per the user's manual this can last up to 16 hours per charge.

Does Bad Elf GPS Pro work with iPad Air 3 without internal GPS (WiFi only tablet)?

Yes, this is a stand alone GPS receiver. It does not require the iPad to have an internal GPS.