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From: "Douglas Brunner" <douglasbrunner@earthlink.net>
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Subject: Weather XM/WSI vs. ADS-B
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I have been thinking about how to get weather in my (soon to be built?) 
Legacy.  There are a number of options including WSI (or soon to be XM?) 
displaying on a Chelton, XM displaying on a MX-20, 530, 430 and probably 
several others.

My questions have to do with the Garmin GDL 90 vs the Garmin GDL 69.  It 
appears that the GDL 90 will give free weather and free traffic vs. non-free 
weather only in the 69.  I understand that ADS-B is up along the East Coast, 
Alaska, Arizona and a few other spots and will be up around the whole 
country in a couple of years.

I am more interested in weather than traffic, although having traffic would 
be a nice bonus. I understand that Mode S traffic/TIS (Garmin 330 
Transponder) is being phased out in favor of ADS-B.

Are there any others out there facing the same decision?

Anyone out there using ADS-B?  What do you think of it?

Doug Brunner
N241DB (reserved)
douglasbrunner@earthlink.net