Quiz: Flying with ADS-B Weather and Your iPad
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The free datalink weather component of the ADS-B network has become a necessity for IFR pilots flying with portable ADS-B receivers. Test your knowledge of the system components and limitations in this latest quiz.
How often is the regional ADS-B radar imagery updated?
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ADS-B weather is broadcast over which frequency band?
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Which of the following is not available over the ADS-B weather datalink?
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You must be equipped with an ADS-B OUT transponder in order to receive ADS-B weather.
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What is the coverage area for U.S. ADS-B weather reception?
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What is the official term for the datalink weather component of ADS-B?
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How far out in front of your present position will you see the high-resolution regional radar imagery?
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You are required to have ADS-B IN weather reception capability when flying in Class B and C airspace.
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From a practial perspective, can you receive the ADS-B weather broadcast when flying at high altitudes?
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Which of the following limits the effective range of ADS-B weather data reception?
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Are you an ADS-B weather expert?
You got out of 10 right!
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