Thanks Jeff for this info,

You may know now that uAvionix has stopped making the EchoUAT so there are
very few in any pipelines.  I wanted one to install in an LSA that I am
working on.    I understand that they MAY be offering something like it in
the future with the fix included but no time promise.

Surprisingly every spot I checked was out of stock but with a connection I
found that GRT avionics had a few in stock that they pair with an antenna
unit that they have made to do what uAvionix was offering in the past.

I talked them out of one of the last ones on the shelf so this update is
something I will need to do.  I will be buying the SkyFYX Ext  antenna from
them for my system.

Have you heard anything special to do with these two units together?

Thanks,
Rene Ffrench
Austin, Texas
N202LP


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On Sun, May 12, 2024 at 1:54 PM Jeff Scott via KRnet <krnet@list.krnet.org>
wrote:

> I know a number of you KR fliers are using uAvionix EchoUAT ADSB in and
> out units in your planes. In January, I received a notification from
> uAvionix that they would be offeringcredit on the Echo UAT units towards
> another purchase, or send a free altitude encoder to fix an issue with
> ongoing "Bario Alt" high error rates in the FAA PAPR reports. 2 months ago
> I was notified by the FAA that I had 45 days to repair my ADSB unit or it
> would be blocked, effectively denying me in-flight weather updates and
> access to Class B and C airspace. Sure enough, sometime in the last month
> my unit stopped receiving inflight weather, so must be blocked.
>
> Yesterday I finally received the free encoder to add to the Echo UAT unit.
> This morning I installed the tiny solid state encoder and applied two
> software updates from my phone via wifi to the EchoUAT unit. The encoder
> comes with a plug and play wiring harness, so the installation is dirt
> simple. No harness to build, power to run or wiring to be done. After
> installation, I flight tested the aircraft, then pulled an FAA PAPR report
> and found no errors reported on my unit. Now to get the FAA to unblock my
> unit and allow me to start getting weather updates again.
>
> If you have not contacted uAvionix to request the free encoder for your
> EchoUAT, you can make the request on their web site at <
> https://uavionix.com/echouat-update/> You will need the specific model
> and serial number of your unit, but just fill out the form and uAvionix
> will eventually get the encoder to you. I found the update to be simple
> enough that I installed the encoder and software updates in all three
> planes this morning.
>
> -Jeff Scott
> Arkansas Ozarks
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